Government | News

Greenberg Traurig Shareholder Who Prosecuted Saddam Hussein Nominated to U.S. Attorney Post

By Alexander Lugo

After serving decades as a prosecutor, which put him in positions that took him across continents, longtime Tampa attorney... Read More

Diversity | News

GOP State AGs Double Down on Law Firms Facing EEOC Letter

By Brenda Sapino Jeffreys

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, joined by 11 other state attorneys general, sent letters to 20 law firms requesting... Read More

Litigation

Lawyers Are Ruder Since the Pandemic: Judges Speak Out

By Lisa Willis

In the Zoom era, some judges are bemoaning what they see as a lost art among litigators. Read More

Law Firm Office Launches and Closures | News

Holland & Knight Opens Seattle Office Led by Ex-Davis Wright Tremaine Managing Partner

By Alexander Lugo

The new office will be staffed by 16 lawyers from Karr Tuttle Campbell, a local firm that shuttered just days before... Read More

Securities Litigation

Beverage Maker Celsius Faces Overstocking-Related Revenue Inflation Claims in Nevada, Florida

By Ellen Bardash

The latest case, filed March 31 in Clark County, Nevada, by Robbins LLP and The O'Mara Law Firm, brings breach of fiduciary... Read More

Litigation

Not in Florida: White & Case Wins Dismissal in $135M Cross-Border Dispute

By Lisa Willis

A federal judge found in a 51-page ruling that this international dispute over a family inheritance has no jurisdiction... Read More