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Liftoff for UPS's Drone Program: A Q&A With General Counsel Norman Brothers
The top lawyer at the package delivery giant talks about UPS's drone program, the role of the legal department in its operation and challenges associated with the emerging technology.State Medical Board Seeks Increased Fine in Abortion Case
The Florida Board of Medicine is recommending that physician Harvey Craig Roth pay a $10,000 fine and take additional courses because of performing a surgical abortion on a 35-year-old woman instead of a medication-induced abortion.Quest Diagnostics Data Breach Yields Class Action, AG Probes in 2 States
In the wake of a massive data breach, New Jersey-based laboratory testing company Quest Diagnostics is facing investigations from the attorneys general of Connecticut and Illinois, as well as a putative class action in New Jersey.From Court Document Service to Foreclosure Intervention: 7 New Laws Affect Florida's Judicial System
The changes affect reimbursement for Florida Supreme Court justices, notarized documents and foreign-language court interpreters, among other issues.Four-Way Venture Acquires Homestead Shopping Center for $62 Million
CREC Capital joined with three other real estate investors to buy the fully leased Homestead Pavilion for $206 per square foot.View more book results for the query "*"
Recusal: A Request That Should Not be Made Lightly
The standard of review for recusal is “abuse of discretion.” Unlike other jurisdictions, there is no statutory or rule-based procedure for recusal in Pennsylvania.Ahead of the Curve: Theory or Practice? Why Not Both?
This week's Ahead of the Curve looks at a new essay from Yale Law School dean Heather Gerken on why the debate between theory and practice in legal education is misguided, and how to marry the two.New Dean at University of Miami School of Law Has Cuban Roots
The school has found its next dean on the faculty of American University Washington College of Law in D.C., but Anthony Varona has South Florida ties.Recent NLRB Decision Reminds Employers of the Need for Consistency
If there is one theme of this column over the years, it is that employers must be both credible and consistent in their explanation for employment decisions. One without the other is helpful, but both are necessary for an employer to prevail.Six Skills to Land a Job as an In-House Attorney
Making the transition to in-house counsel from law school or practicing another type of law is achievable, when you have the right mix of skills and experience on your resume.Trending Stories
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