News

Judge Backs Teacher in Trans Student Case

By Jim Saunders

Judge John Van Laningham said the state Education Practices Commission, which can discipline teachers, should exonerate... Read More

Litigation

Green Energy Financier Hit With an Over $60M Miami Shareholder Lawsuit

By Michael A. Mora

"The complaint alleged how rising interest rates exposed incompetence as well as a yearlong coverup," said Sean Burstyn... Read More

Government | Commentary

Don't Take FEMA Closeout Deobligations Lying Down

By Danielle M. Aymond, Wendy Huff Ellard and Jaron Herd

FEMA is working to expedite final reviews and many states and applicants are noticing silent deobligations, retroactively... Read More

Law Firm Partners | News

Longtime Greenberg Traurig West Palm Beach Shareholder David Layman Dies at 68

By Alexander Lugo

Layman spent almost three decades in the firm's real estate group. He also sat on the board of HomeSafe, a South Florida-based... Read More

Class Actions | News

With Rhode Island Expansion, Morgan & Morgan Has Lawyers in All 50 States

By Dan Roe

The 900-lawyer personal injury firm claims to be the first of its kind to have lawyers licensed in every state. Read More

Law Firms - Small

Miami Judge's Ruling on Show-Cause Order Could Have Attorney Advertising Reverberations

By Michael A. Mora

"This is going to have a huge chilling effect on the practice all of these lawyers have across the nation—and... Read More