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DeSantis Says June 15 Execution of Owen Can Move Forward
Duane Owen was convicted for the murder of Georgianna Worden, who was bludgeoned with a hammer and sexually assaulted in her Boca Raton home in May 1984, according to the death warrant and court records.
DeSantis Brings Tort Reform to Fla.'s Telephone Solicitation Act
Gov. Ron DeSantis signed Senate HB 761 into law on May 25. This new law provides highly sought-after reforms to Florida's Telephone Solicitation Act (FTSA). After coming into effect on July 1, 2021, the FTSA yielded an immediate wave of frivolous class action lawsuits against all types of business communicating to Florida residents about their products and services.
Florida Bar President Champions New Mentorship Program for Attorneys
"The mentors are going to learn a lot as well, by getting a newer perspective of younger attorneys and seeing the legal practice through their eyes," said Gary Lesser, president of the Florida Bar.
NY Banking Watchdog Says It's About 600 Workers Shy of 'Ideal' Staffing Level
Superintendent Adrienne Harris said DFS continues to review compensation of its regulators, as its staff is paid 30% to 50% less than federal counterparts.
LGBTQ+ People Flock to Central Florida for Gay Days Festivities
It's not lost on Gay Days organizers that the highlight of the weekend will be a Saturday meetup of LGBTQ+ visitors at the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World, where the first Gay Days started as a single-day celebration in 1991.
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New York Attorney Discipline: Practice and Procedure 2024
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Nominations Extended to June 9 for New England Legal Awards
An extra week has been added to the nominations period to make room for late entries.
Job Offer Withdrawn After Candidate Tested Positive for Medical Marijuana, Suit Says
This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar.
$1.575 Million Settlement for Woman Permanently Injured in Slip and Fall on Icy Steps
A $1.575 million settlement was reached in Sussex County for a woman who sustained leg and ankle injuries when she slipped and fell on ice on a stairway in front of her townhouse residence.
Dechert Partners Win Reversal of Sanctions in 3M Earplug Trial
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit on Wednesday found that U.S. District Judge M. Casey Rodgers violated the due process rights of Dechert partners Kimberly Branscome and Jay Bhimani when she imposed sanctions in 2021.
Inside Track: Is Providing Personal Security to the CEO Savvy Risk Management or Ego-Stroking?
"Is the security being offered designed to protect or being designed to aggrandize? That is an important distinction," corporate governance expert Charles Elson said.TRENDING STORIES
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