When a federal appeals court invalidated on First Amendment grounds the conviction of a pharmaceutical sales representive for engaging in off-label marketing, it turned to a case spearheaded by a South Florida firm all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Attorney Tom Julin, a partner at Hunton & Williams in Miami, also used a First Amendment argument in a case that centered on whether businesses and professionals have free speech rights.
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