New Courtroom Tactic: Animated Evidence - From Florida Trend
1/1/2009
Legal Art Works uses 3-D technology to help raise judgments. [read more]
No More Robes for Kenneth Bell - From Florida Trend
12/1/2008
Family responsibilities lead former high court justice Kenneth Bell back to the private sector. [read more]
Attorney: Open Government Laws Go Beyond the Computer - From Florida Trend
11/1/2008
Sun Screens: Florida's first Sunshine Law attorney wants public officials to know that open government laws extend beyond the office computer. [read more]
Shopping for Verdicts - From Florida Trend
10/1/2008
Florida's Middle District is well-regarded, and juries there are known are being conservative. That makes the district attractive for high-profile cases. [read more]
Florida's Supreme Court Challenge - From Florida Trend
8/1/2008
As the JNC finds itself in the unusual position of having to vet candidates for four high court seats, observers hope for quick decisions on pending cases. [read more]
Blue Got Alan Crotzer the Green - From Florida Trend
7/1/2008
Attorney John Blue's strategy shift helped land Alan Crotzer $1.25 million from the state. [read more]
New Orlando Arena Pushes Limits of Eminent Domain Law - From Florida Trend
6/1/2008
The new statute came just in time for one family —and nearly derailed a major development project in downtown Orlando. [read more]
Are Florida Attorneys Paying Less Attention to Poor? - From Florida Trend
5/1/2008
Non-billable pro bono hours are falling. [read more]
Can State Legally Outlaw Saggy Pants? - From Florida Trend
4/1/2008
Opa-Locka approved a law barring saggy pants in city parks and other city properties. Following its lead, Baldwin, a town of 1,600 near Jacksonville, adopted an even stricter ordinance in January. [read more]
Crist's 'Maestro' Going Private - From Florida Trend
3/1/2008
George LeMieux, Gov. Charlie Crist's chief of staff, reenters the private sector. [read more]
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