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Catholic bookstore favorably settles federal lawsuit over gender pronouns against Jacksonville
Queen of Angels, owned by Christie DeTrude, sued in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida
Jet ski renter claims negligence after being thrown, struck by another jet ski
TAMPA, Fla. (Legal Newsline) — A Florida jet ski rental company is facing a negligence claim after a rider suffered severe injuries.
Mayer Brown wins two "Firm of the Year" awards at International Tax Review's 2023 Americas Tax Awards
Mayer Brown’s Tax Controversy practice was named “Tax Court Firm of the Year” in the United States and “North America Litigation and Disputes Firm of the Year” at International Tax Review (ITR)’s 2023 Americas Awards.
Plaintiff's attorney talks adding new defendant to cold medicine lawsuit
Attorney Jason Richards plans to add Kenvue as a defendant to his Northern District of Florida complaint
Holland & Knight Advises GoodVets in Strategic Growth Investment from General Atlantic
Holland & Knight advised GoodVets Group LLC, a leading modern, single-brand veterinary care platform, in its strategic growth investment from General Atlantic, a leading global growth equity firm. General Atlantic joins existing investor SkyKnight Capital L.P.
Drug companies, others sued over allegedly ineffective decongestant
Florida plaintiff Steve Audelo accused, P&G, Johnson & Johnson Consumer of fraud and deception
Golfer sues after winning tournament and not receiving Mercedes prize
Defendant alleges golfer is not eligible for the prize because she is not an amateur
Man sues Dollar Store over reaction to beard dye
TAMPA, Fla. (Legal Newsline) — A man alleges he suffered permanent injuries and scarring after using a beard dye he purchased from a Dollar Store in Florida.
Florida girl burned by McDonald's fast food awarded $800,000 by jury
At the start of litigation, her mother had asked for $15 million in damages
A Conversation with Cesar Conde on September 19, 2023
In honor of National Hispanic Heritage Month, Holland & Knight's Hispanic Affinity Group will host a conversation with Cesar Conde, chairman of NBCUniversal News Group.
Shook Partners Present ‘The U.S. Supreme Court Term 2022-2023’
In the U.S. Supreme Court’s 2022-2023 Term, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. wrote headline-making decisions involving college admissions, student loans, voting rights and the Elections Clause.
Health Law Privacy/Security Update on September 19, 2023
Aaron Maguregui, senior counsel and co-chair of Foley’s Data Intelligence Area of Focus, is speaking in the Association of Corporate Counsel’s webinar titled “Health Law Privacy/Security Update” on September 19 at 12:00 PM ET.
Study: Floridians search the internet for motor vehicle, immigration law the most
An average of 1,180 searches per 100,000 Florida resident each month was for car accident lawyer
Statement by U.S. Attorney Markenzy Lapointe for the Southern District of Florida, and Special Agent in Charge Jeffrey B. Veltri, FBI, Miami Field Office
U.S. Attorney Markenzy Lapointe for the Southern District of Florida, and Special Agent in Charge Jeffrey B. Veltri, FBI, Miami Field Office, issued the following statement.
Bradley Adds Litigators Alexis M. Buese and Bonnie C. Daboll to Tampa Office
Bradley is pleased to announce that Alexis M. Buese and Bonnie C. Daboll have joined the firm’s Tampa office as members of the Litigation Practice Group.
Judge expected to approve $9.5 million Disney settlement for Magic Key Park pass holders
Jenale Nielsen sued Disney after a $1,400 Dream Key pass she purchased fell below her expectations.
Greenberg Traurig's Angelika Hunnefeld Appointed to Committee to Oversee Events Commemorating Hispanic Heritage Month in the Southern District of Florida
Angelika Hunnefeld, a shareholder in global law firm Greenberg Traurig, P.A.’s Miami office, has been appointed to serve on the Committee to Oversee Events Commemorating Hispanic Heritage Month in the Southern District of Florida.
SCOTUS declines to review alleged racially gerrymandered Miami redistricting
Plaintiffs allege Miaimi city commissioners engaged in blatant race-based sorting of its residents,
Broward jury awards $132,000 to daughter whose mom died of lung cancer
Deborah Neff alleged that smoking cigarettes caused her mom's lung cancer
Reed Smith ‘highly recommended’ for arbitration, corporate and M&A, and litigation by Latin Lawyer 250
The 2024 edition of the Latin Lawyer 250 guide has once again named global law firm Reed Smith as “highly recommended” for arbitration, corporate and M&A, and litigation.