Akerman partner Katherine Giddings was at the forefront of technological change as Florida courts shifted to electronic filings and live broadcasts of Florida Supreme Court arguments.

The deputy chair of the firm’s litigation group is now set for a starring role when the high court conducts video arguments for the first time May 6. April arguments, including Giddings’ case, were canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic, and this is the court’s response.

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