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Big Law in the Sunshine State Is Committing to These Busy Practices in 2021
The leaders of six major Florida law firms discuss the biggest areas of growth, from private equity and litigation to the real estate and hospitality sectors.Clevelander Closure Foreshadows 'Next Large Legal Question': Businesses Requiring Vaccination
"We're quickly getting to a point where there's going to have to be some determination made by businesses about whether they restrict entry to people that only have vaccines or not," Shutts & Bowen's Alexander Tachmes said.Florida Law Firms Eager for Return to Office, Citing In-Person Associate Mentorship as Top Priority
For many Florida partners, a desire to invest in young talent overshadows the benefits of remote work.Growing a Law Practice: Miami Litigator Jane Muir Used Bar Events to Launch a Career
"A lot of entrepreneurs, they will feel much more confident that I understand the challenges that they're facing because they know I've faced them, too," Miami attorney Jane Muir said.With Patience and PPP Money, Shutts & Bowen Finished 2020 With Characteristic Growth
The firm reported its 22nd consecutive year of revenue and net income growth while a $9.63 million PPP loan helped the firm avoid layoffs and widespread payouts.A Lawyer's Death and $4M Policy: Inside Florida's First Federal Remote Civil Jury Trial
Armed with heartbreaking security footage, a toxicology report and testimony from witnesses around the country, jurors had to decide whether the former Tampa attorney died accidentally or by suicide.A Lawyer's Death and a $4M Insurance Policy: Inside Florida's First Federal Remote Civil Jury Trial
Armed with heartbreaking security footage, a toxicology report and testimony from witnesses around the country, jurors had to decide whether the former Tampa attorney died accidentally or by suicide.'Complicit'? $300 Million Miami Suit Links National Bank of Ukraine to Embezzlement Scheme
This is the latest outgrowth of embezzlement and money laundering allegations in Ukraine, a scheme said to have involved high-ranking officials such as a former president and a former prime minister.Gary Gensler Named SEC Chief: An Aggressive Regulator Returns to Washington
On Jan. 18, the Biden administration announced the nomination of Gary Gensler as the next chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (the SEC). Gensler succeeds Jay Clayton, a prominent Wall Street lawyer who reduced regulation of the financial services sector and was generally perceived to be a friend of the financial industry.Trending Stories
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