March 14, 2023 | Daily Report Online
'The Martha Mitchell Effect' Tells Her True StoryThe "Martha Mitchell Effect" is a term coined by a Harvard psychology professor that applies when someone's accurate account of events is characterized as delusional, resulting in a medical misdiagnosis (usually of a woman). That is what happened to Martha Mitchell, though in her case the label was falsely given to her.
By Laurie Webb Daniel
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August 06, 2018 | Daily Report Online
Sanctions Law: A Litigation FrontierYears ago, someone bringing such a motion risked scorn, as many considered it unprofessional to accuse a fellow lawyer of improper conduct except in the most egregious of circumstances.
By Laurie Webb Daniel, Holland & Knight
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May 24, 2018 | Daily Report Online
Fighting ISIS, Kurdish Lawyer Takes Work-Life Balance to a New LevelThe chair of Holland & Knight's national appellate team and Atlanta's litigation practice group concludes that the film "Girls of the Sun" is a good story for giving women a chance and a stronger foothold in the film industry and the world.
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February 09, 2017 | Daily Report Online
'Freedom to Marry'—A ReviewAppellate lawyer appreciates documentary about Supreme Court's same-sex marriage case.
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A friend's loss, an appreciation for lifeGlenn Winuk was not just a law partner. He also was a personal friend.He was someone who I regularly would have lunch with when I was in New York, and whether I was in the city on business or not, I always looked him up. I knew that Glenn was a volunteer firefighter. He was a volunteer for many things, and he was always someone you could count on.
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