Personal Injury | News

Defense Counsel Turns $2.2M Broward Jury Verdict to $500K

By Tommaso Baronio

A Broward county jury returned a $2.2 million verdict in favor of the plaintiff who was hit by the defendant and suffered... Read More

Immigration Law | Analysis

Anticipating a New Era of 'Extreme Vetting,' Big Law Immigration Attys Prep for Demand Surge

By Thomas Spigolon

Donald Trump made tougher federal immigration enforcement a cornerstone of his campaign. Clients are already wondering... Read More

Litigators

Zero-Dollar Verdict: Which of Florida's Largest Firms Lost?

By Lisa Willis

In a one-two punch, Florida's largest firm won a decisive victory in court with a jury neglecting to find an accident... Read More

International - Latin America | Analysis

Private Credit Boom: Miami's Role as a Financial and Litigation Hub

By Tommaso Baronio

The private credit market seems to be the next big thing in finance. South Florida, and especially Miami, plays a unique... Read More

'Big Law Had Become Too Woke': Why Bill Barr Moved On

By Lisa Willis

The former U.S. Attorney General headlined the Government Investigations & Civil Litigation Institute conference in... Read More

Managing Partners Survey: Tell Us How the Past Year Went

The annual survey of managing partners informs our annual report on issues most important to Florida law firms. All... Read More