Legal Ethics and Attorney Discipline

Aggravated Assault with Deadly Weapon Tops Lawyer-Discipline Roundup

By Lisa Willis

The victim told police the attorney had his passenger window down and said "he was going to ... kill him." Read More

Government

'Own Your Bad Facts': Miami Jurors Return $8M Verdict

By Michael A. Mora

"You let the jury know about them and you bring them up first so when they hear it from the defense in the case, there... Read More

Intellectual Property | Commentary

Protecting Trade Secrets in a Post-Noncompete Era: A Strategic Approach

By Heidi Tandy

In the wake of the Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) decision to prohibit noncompetition agreements, attorneys are striving... Read More

Insurance Law | Commentary

Fla. Supreme Court Poised to Decide Burden Allocation of a Late-Reporting Defense

By David B. Levin, Kristin Grice and Elizabeth Sardinas

The import of a viable late-reporting defense cannot be understated—and is available to carriers even if coverage... Read More

Law Firm Hiring

Former Watergate Defense Attorney Leaves Squire Patton Boggs for Boutique, Citing Conflicts

By Alexander Lugo

Alvin Davis, who represented one of the Watergate plotters and served as Miami managing partner for two firms, is joining... Read More

Attorney Work Life Balance

36% of Lawyers Have a Drinking Problem: Attorney Mental Health in Focus

By Lisa Willis

"I had a lot of lawyers reach out to me and share with me, in confidence, the struggles that they were going through,"... Read More