Legal Education | News

Lidsky to Return to UF Law as Constitutional Law Chair, Following Mizzou Deanship

By Christine Charnosky

Lyrissa Lidsky, the first woman dean of the University of Missouri School of Law, is returning home to the University... Read More

Career Development | Commentary

How Attorneys Can Benefit From Being in the Office (at Least Some of the Time)

By Frank Sheppard

Remote working and the flexibility it affords is here to stay, and its benefits must be weighed against the intangible... Read More

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Criminal Law | News

Jury Selection for Florida School Killer Enters 2nd Phase

By Terry Spencer

The attorneys asked the jurors about their views of the death penalty and knowledge of the Feb. 14, 2018, shooting at... Read More

Tax | News

World's Top Enabler of Financial Secrecy Is United States

By Damian Shepherd

According to the Tax Justice Network, the U.S. has increased its supply of financial secrecy to the world by almost... Read More

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Click on the selected day to download the News section of the The Daily Business Review in PDF format. Read More

News

DeSantis Expects Reforms as Insurers Set to Cancel Policies

By Jim Saunders

DeSantis did not provide details of changes he expects lawmakers to pass during the special session. But he indicated... Read More

Deals and Transactions | News

Sidley Austin Doubles Miami Head Count Amid Sports Practice Expansion

By Dan Roe

Sidley added O'Melveny sports industry group co-chairs Irwin Raij and Charles Baker. Raij is relocating to Miami, where... Read More

A Home for Those Fleeing High Rents? Developers Begin Construction on Fort Lauderdale Mixed-Use Tower

By Melea VanOstrand

"Pick your product type. More importantly, pick your team, and then put 3,000 pounds of energy and effort into realizing... Read More

Labor of Law: Transportation Workers Hope SCOTUS Will Put Kibosh on Arbitrating Their Claims | Law.com

The case revolves around a federal law that allows workers engaged in foreign or interstate commerce to pursue their... Read More

Bench Report: A Former Clerk on How To Stop Harassment in the Judiciary + Nominations Galore + Judicial Safety | Law.com

Aliza Shatzman was an aspiring assistant United States attorney and excited to start a clerkship in the D.C. Superior... Read More

Courageous Change: How to Change a Law Department When Everything is Going Smoothly | Corporate Counsel

The best leaders identify the need and lead change before the need for change becomes obvious to everyone. Read More

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