December 17, 2018
Politics & Law Archive
Heads he wins, tails he wins
It's uncertain whether Gov. Scott will get to appoint three replacement justices on the state Supreme Court. What is certain is that he's already had a hand in who'll be picked. read more >
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 >
