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What Will Happen to the Nominees in Florida's Southern and Middle Districts?
The U.S. Senate confirmed a federal magistrate judge to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit on Monday to fill an emergency seat. However, what happens to the four more emergency seats in Florida?
Growing Referral Network, Alternative Fees Have This Ex-Big Law’s Atty’s Bankruptcy Practice Soaring
Miami-based restructuring boutique Pack Law only has three attorneys on staff, but has found itself amid some consequential cases, including handling the Red Lobster bankruptcy as well as litigation against JBS Brazil.
The Future of Law: Harnessing AI Without Compromising Integrity
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.
Shaq Signs $11 Million Settlement to Resolve Astrals Investor Claims
“So much credit goes to Shaq personally for wanting to help all of the other victims, and to our federal judges," said Adam Moskowitz, the managing partner at the Moskowitz Law Firm.
Meet Christopher Benjamin: New Miami-Dade Judge
“This was a tough campaign," said Christopher Benjamin, who voters elected in November to become the next Miami-Dade judge.
How to Support Law Firm Profitability: Train Partners Up
“We’re having this realization in the industry" that law firm partners won't be able to have financial literacy "through osmosis alone," said Fairfax's Kristin Stark.
About the Awards: Florida Legal Awards 2025 Q&A with Regional Managing Editor Katie Hall
About the Awards, our series of chats with ALM Media editors offering insight into our judging process for ALM Recognition Events. We invite you to use this information as a guide as you draft your submissions, and we welcome any additional questions you may have.
Actions Speak Louder Than Words: Law Firms Shrink From 'Performative' Statements
Compared with the flood of messaging offered by firms in the wake of the death of George Floyd or the Oct. 7 attacks on Israel, firms are stepping away from talking about divisive topics, instead focusing on offering resources to support those impacted by current events.Trending Stories
- 1Senators Grill Visa, Mastercard Execs on Alleged Anti-Competitive Practices, Fees
- 2Deal Watch: Gibson Dunn, V&E, Kirkland Lead Big Energy Deals in Another Strong Week in Transactions
- 3Advisory Opinion Offers 'Road Map' for Judges Defending Against Campaign Attacks
- 4Commencement of Child Victims Act at Heart of Federal Question Posed to NY's Top Court
- 5Bolstering Southern California Presence, Sidley Austin Settles Into Revitalized Downtown LA Office
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