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Miami Developer's Early Win Might Create New Reality in Federal, State 'Takings' Litigation
"This case is, in the main, about the extent to which an incorporated municipality can absolve itself of liability under this doctrine by claiming that, in imposing the offensive condition, it was merely enforcing the county's will," U.S. District Judge Roy Altman wrote.Law Firms Can Grow in 2023 by Picking Their 'Pockets'
"Parts of the country are experiencing a local economic boom," says a new report on law firm growth, noting "firms should keep a lookout at the local pockets of demand for legal services that are not reported widely."Proposed Florida Laws are Good News for Insurers—as Plaintiff Lawyers Push Back
"Governor DeSantis has repeatedly pledged to take on the toughest issues, and he has delivered," William Large said. "Now, with help from the legislature, he's taking on the trial lawyers in dramatic fashion."View more book results for the query "University of Miami"
Voters Choose Non-Attorney to Hold Miami City Commissioner Post
Miami attorney Eddy V. Leal of Eddy Leal, P.A., came in second with nearly 22%. Former Miami-Dade Circuit Court Judge Martin Glenn Zilber placed 4th with 12% of the ballots cast.Students, Educators, Attorneys in Crossfire of Laws Impacting Free Speech in Schools, Libraries
A panel discussion titled "'Anti-Wokeness' and the First Amendment: The Meaning of Free Speech for Schools and Libraries," as part of the Georgia First Amendment Foundation's 32nd annual Bar, Media & Judiciary Conference at the State Bar of Georgia in Atlanta, detailed how some states' desires to control what is taught in public schools and colleges and what books are included in public libraries have pushed legislators to pass laws that have been challenged in court.Urban Renewal, an Assault on Black Neighborhoods
In city after city, highways that were built to appease white suburban commuters, and enabled through eminent domain and funds from the 1949 Housing Act and 1956 Interstate Highway Act, were shoved through African American neighborhoods, causing surrounding blight and pollution. Among the Black neighborhoods divided by highways were Treme in New Orleans, the Brooklyn area of Charlotte and Overtown in Miami.Law Firms, Clients Worry Pandemic-Era Lawyers Are Undertrained: The Morning Minute
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