Court Administration

These Florida Courts Are Closing Amid Category 5 Hurricane Milton

By Lisa Willis

Several courts are set to close Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday as the hurricane heads to Florida. Read More

Government | Commentary

Understanding Disaster Appropriations: Funding and More

By Erin J. Greten

The ever-increasing cost of disasters and Congress' reliance on 11th-hour continuing resolutions (CRs) often result... Read More

Judges | Profile

'The Instincts of a Social Worker': Meet Judge Ari Abraham Porth, Chief Justice Award Winner

By Tommaso Baronio

"The bench is a much better fit for my personality," said Judge Ari Abraham Porth, who was a Florida House representative... Read More

Law Firm Management | Conversation

Managing Partners Survey: Tell Us How the Past Year Went

By Katie Hall

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

Litigation

Lawyers Can Help After Hurricane—But There Are Risks

By Lisa Willis

"I don't want to run afoul and get a bar complaint," one attorney cautions about this type of pro bono work. Read More

Attorney Work Life Balance

From Squid Games to City Hall? Broward Lawyer Set Sights on Political Seat

By Lisa Willis

"Our downtown McDonald's has an armed security guard on it. That's just ridiculous," Chad Van Horn said as to why he... Read More