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Counterpoint: FLA Is Committed To the Success of Legal Professionals
The “bad night” theory of DUI arrests certainly can be true. Statewide, however, approximately 60% of Florida drivers who have one DUI will repeat this behavior, and individuals with substance-related disorders have often made earnest but unsuccessful attempts at their own harm reduction techniques.
Pa. Superior Court Rules Pizza Chain Liable for Franchisee Driver's Crash
The ruling puts Domino's back on the hook for a $2.3 million judgment awarded to a motorcyclist who was struck by a delivery driver’s vehicle.
New FCC Chair Hires Section 230 Critic as General Counsel
FCC Chair Brendan Carr told Semafor that Adam Candeub "is a rare talent—he has fought fearlessly against Big Tech censorship and has had a successful career both as an effective telecom litigator and academic."
Sylvia Favretto Elevated to Mysten Labs’ General Counsel
“Working in crypto involves operating in gray areas without legal precedent, and the most successful attorneys can make informed decisions quickly even without clarity,” said Sylvia Favretto, general counsel at Mysten Labs.
Vanessa Roberts Avery Rejoins McCarter & English
The former U.S. Attorney for the District of Connecticut brings a mix of extensive public and private experience to the position.
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Florida Community Association Litigation: Homeowners’ Associations and Condominiums 2019
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Charlie Javice Jury Will Not See Her Texts About Elizabeth Holmes
“Hopefully it’s a light sentencing,” Javice wrote her co-defendant after sharing a news alert that the Theranos CEO had been found guilty.
NY Judge Resigns After Avoiding Jury Duty by Telling Court He Couldn't Be Impartial
Former Petersburgh Town Court Justice Richard T. Snyder, of Rensselaer County, was being investigated for misconduct by the New York State Commission on Judicial Conduct, for claiming he could not be impartial. His resignation took effect on Dec. 31.
'Serious Legal Errors'?: Rival League May Appeal Following Dismissal of Soccer Antitrust Case
"We fundamentally disagree with the idea this court made any errors," Latham & Watkins partner Larry Buterman said after a federal jury ruled in favor of his client U.S. Soccer Federation in an antitrust case brought by the North American Soccer League. "NASL does not have a legitimate basis to get that decision overturned on appeal."
Longtime Purdue GC Accused of Drunken Driving Hires Big-Name Defense Attorney
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