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Ted Olson, Former Solicitor General Who Argued Bush v. Gore, Dies
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Special Section: 2024 Latin America
In The Daily Business Review's Latin America Special Section, read how Latin America's wealth is generating work for Miami lawyers, how Brazil is becoming a vital LatAm market for U.S. law firms, and also, read about Mexico's new controversial judicial reform and how it will affect investments and arbitration.
Teen Overseas Boarding Schools Face Wave of Miami Federal Lawsuits
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International Investment and Dispute Resolution in the Wake of Mexico’s Dramatic Judicial Reform
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.
You’re a Newly Barred Attorney … Now What?
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