News from August 2023
Jackson Lewis Appoints New Office Managing Principals in Atlanta, Dallas, Minneapolis and Orlando
Nationwide employment law firm Jackson Lewis P.C. is pleased to announce the firm has appointed new office leadership in its Atlanta, Dallas, Minneapolis and Orlando offices.
Tampa attorney sues national guardianship reform advocate alleging slander, libel
Attorney Gerald Hemness filed a civil complaint against Center for Estate Administration Reform founder Rick Black
Sen. Rick Scott signs Moms for Liberty parental rights pledge
The Moms for Liberty parent pledge was launched in Jan. 2021
Fox Rothschild Secures Victory for Olympic Swimmer
In a pro bono matter handled through the U.S. Olympics Athlete Ombuds Committee, Fox Rothschild Attorney Cameron Baker helped clear the way for two-time Olympian swimmer Anita Alvarez to return to competition.
SPLC monitoring school threat assessment rule for possible legal action
The Marjorie Stoneman Douglas Public Safety Commission developed the rule after House Bill 543 was approved
University of South Florida faculty sue in federal court over arbitration ban
Lawsuit alleges SB 266 is unconstitutional
Lawsuit says electrical shock at Florida State blew worker out of his shoes
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (Legal Newsline) — A subcontractor who allegedly suffered severe burns from a 480-watt electrical shock while working at Florida State University is claiming the school' negligence.
Chambers Latin America Recognizes 24 Holland & Knight Attorneys in 2024 Guide
Holland & Knight has been recognized with 24 individual attorney rankings in the 2024 edition of Chambers Latin America.
SPLC ponders suing Florida over how to teach African American history
Hundreds marched in 'Teach No Lies' protest for two hours on Aug. 16
Study: Florida ranks 3rd where law degrees are worth the most
Florida is reportedly among the top three states where it's easiest for the typical lawyer to recover from law school expenses
Moms for Libros alleges new rule treats parents opposed to book bans differently
The proposed Rule 6A-1.094126 will be voted on in October
Lawsuit filed against Target over water enhancer
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (Legal Newsline) — A consumer alleges Target falsely labels its Market Pantry-brand water enhancer as containing only natural flavorings.
Reed Smith’s Astigarraga secures top tier ranking again in Chambers Latin America
Reed Smith partner José Astigarraga has once again earned a Band 1 ranking from Chambers and Partners for his work in Latin America.
New Disney World board cancels diversity programs
The Central Florida Tourism Oversight District overseeing Disney World dissolved DEI committees and DEI-designated jobs
Gov. DeSantis ousts Orlando state attorney with executive order
Monique Worrell was removed from elected office under Article IV, Section 7 of the Florida Constitution
Man sues Fla. sheriff's deputies after chase leads to broken arm
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (Legal Newsline) — A man alleges that he was assaulted by Florida sheriff's deputies and denied medical care for a broken arm.
Jackson Lewis Attorneys Named to 2024 Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch
Nationwide employment law firm Jackson Lewis P.C. is pleased to announce more than 135 attorneys have been included in the 2024 Edition of Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch.
Medicaid transgender procedure ban enforced despite pending federal appeal
5 Medicaid health care insurers allegedly broke the state's transgender procedure coverage ban
200+ Dinsmore Attorneys Named 2024 Best Lawyers®, "Ones to Watch"
More than 200 Dinsmore attorneys were recognized as “Best Lawyers” or “Ones to Watch” in the 2024 edition of The Best Lawyers in America®.
Judiciary watchdog: 'Federal judge censure in Trump criminal case isn't enough'
Congressman Gaetz introduced a resolution that would censure, condemn Chutkan if approved by a Congressional majority.