By Paula Savchenko | November 21, 2024
Recent actions from states such as California and Georgia have created a further dark cloud over the industry as operators feel that the states are going beyond efforts to curb the unregulated market, but rather dismantle the industry altogether.
By Julie Talenfeld | November 20, 2024
In an era dominated by digital noise and information overload, standing out requires more than just a good product or service. It demands a strategic approach to public relations (PR). Often overlooked in the business budget, PR is a secret weapon that can significantly impact your law firm's growth, reputation and overall success.
By Maryam Meseha, Tiffany Comprés and Dawn Marin Dell | November 19, 2024
In this evolving landscape, success lies in finding the right balance: AI must enhance human expertise, not replace it. The key is to harness AI for what it does best—analyzing data and automating processes—while ensuring that the core values of legal practice remain intact.
By Michael Kramarz | November 15, 2024
Adding to previously announced relief for taxpayers affected by Hurricanes Helene and Debby, the IRS has extended tax filing and certain payment deadlines to May 1, 2025, for taxpayers affected by Hurricane Milton throughout Florida.
By Paul Hodkinson | November 13, 2024
The Herbert Smith Freehills agreement with Kramer Levin follows a set path that is becoming the norm for law firm combinations.
By Bryan Rendzio | November 13, 2024
Disputes are so common in fact that Florida law provides that an HOA or homeowner involved in a dispute must mediate the issue before going to court. This provision means that community association board members will likely be involved in a mediation, often for the first time, at some point.
By Alexis Buese and Doug Robertson | November 12, 2024
By Eduardo De la Peña Bernal | November 11, 2024
While the dust settles, companies or individuals doing business in and out of Mexico are paying attention and will seek ways to structure their investments and adjudicate the disputes emanating from them favoring alternative mechanisms such as arbitration.
By Stephanie Rodriguez | November 11, 2024
You’ve made it through the tortuous maze of law school and the bar exam. Now, you get to deal with real adult scaries: networking. For those like me who suffer a debilitating case of impostor syndrome, walking into a room full of attorneys or logging into a Zoom meeting can cause heart palpitations.
By Ira Gonzalez and Aidan McCartan | November 11, 2024
In one of his final acts as president of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador promulgated a contentious judicial reform. López Obrador, whose six-year term ended on Sept. 30, celebrated the overhaul of the judiciary as a necessity and an important legacy of his government. However, the reform has proven deeply controversial, drawing criticism from Mexico’s supreme court—Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN), the private sector, and U.S. critics state it erodes checks and balances, weakens judicial independence and threatens democracy.
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