Deals and Transactions

With Consolidation Still Hot, What Should Small Firms Looking to Merge Keep in Mind?

By Alexander Lugo

"We learn how to be lawyers in law school, but law school doesn't teach you how to run a business," said Kristen Corpion,... Read More

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Sheriff Says County 'Inundated' by Bears

By Jim Turner

It's been nearly eight years since the last state-sanctioned bear hunt, and Franklin County Sheriff A.J. Smith said... Read More

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Fatal Florida Train Crash Highlights Dangers of Private, Unguarded Crossings That Exist Across US

By Curt Anderson

The weekend crash between a train and an SUV that killed six people in Florida happened at a private road crossing where... Read More

Constitutional Law | News

'Xbox Murders' Add to Florida's Death Penalty Debate

By Jim Saunders

As courts across the state scramble to figure out how to apply a new death-penalty law, the resentencing of two men... Read More

Election and Political Law | News

7 Candidates Have Qualified for the 2nd Republican Presidential Debate. Here's Who Missed the Cut

By Meg Kinnard

Seven candidates have qualified for Wednesday night's debate at Ronald Reagan's presidential library in California,... Read More

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Judge Refuses to Block Dues Deduction Ban

By Jim Saunders

Dealing a blow to teachers unions, a federal judge has refused to block part of a new Florida law that prevents union... Read More