William N. Shepherd(L) partner with Holland & Knight and Justin D. Grosz(R) partner with Kelley Kronenberg. Courtesy photos Proposed Rules and New Florida Supreme Court Order Could Alter Human-Trafficking Litigation
"People are recognizing there are certain choices that vulnerable victims make to survive, and they are not deserving of criminalization," said Justin Grosz, a partner at Kelley Kronenberg.
October 29, 2021 at 03:10 PM
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State and Local Government
The paradigm is shifting for litigators and litigants in the human-trafficking realm.
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