September 25, 2018
Politics & Law Archive
Dealing with Change: Law firm leaders discuss challenges and the effects of technology
Florida's law firm managing partners discuss the changing challenges of running a firm and the effects of technology... read more >
Florida's constitutional amendments are a mixed bag
The Constitution Revision Commission, which meets every 20 years, has proposed eight constitutional amendments... read more >
Florida's Legal Leaders
Winners of Florida Trend's Legal Elite listed Alphabetically - 2018 read more >
Florida's Legal Leaders by Practice Area
Winners of Florida Trend's Legal Elite by Practice Area - 2018 read more >
Peer recognition program honors Florida's top attorneys
Now in its 15th year, Florida Legal Elite presents a prestigious roster of attorneys chosen for recognition by their peers. read more >
Turning Back the Clock on Tax Assessments
A challenge to the way the Department of Revenue issues 'final assessments' on corporate taxes still reverberates. read more >
Less Intervention: Florida's newest Supreme Court justice changes the high court's dynamics
New Florida Supreme Court Justice Alan Lawson has taken a narrower view of which cases the court should hear than his predecessor. read more >
Clay county rising
It's an old truism in the Legislature that the power of legislative leaders begins to peak in the year before they formally take control. read more >
Keep an eye on...
Two of the most fascinating people to watch this session aren't even legislators. read more >
Extending a hand: Florida's Puerto Rican Bar association reaches out to law students on the island
In 1992, Richard Robles was a commuter student at Florida International University when Hurricane Andrew struck southern Miami-Dade County... read more >
Legislature 2018: Agenda fest
With the governor's job up for grabs and two open Cabinet positions, a horde of legislators will be looking for angles to play. read more >
