Sayfie Review
- Ledger: Interest in Medical Pot Business High Around Florida
- Tribune: Scott, Crist both face criticism for changes to Bright Futures program
- NSF: Six more apply as deadline looms for FSU's top job
- Times: Young VA settling retaliation lawsuit by its police officers
- AP: Scott and Crist bash each other at campaign events
- Herald: In Miami-Dade schools, testing doesn't end
- AP: Waldo suspends 2 police chiefs after quota claims
- DBNJ: Next DeBary mayor, 28, will be county's youngest
- Times-Union: Hightower retires from Florida Blue but still eyes community, civic roles
- Courier: Special Indian River Lagoon water district in the works
Law.com
- The Law Firm Disrupted: Elite Litigation Law Firms and the Succession Planning Dilemma
- Q&A With Samuel Bray, Law Professor Whose Work Cited Extensively in Supreme Court's Injunction Ruling
- Judge Tosses 'Petty' Discovery Dispute in Chicago Trademark Litigation
- Law Firm Sanctioned for 'Systematic Disobedience' and Discovery Violations
- Superior Court Upholds $207.6M Birth Injury Judgment Against Penn Hospital
- Backlogged and Struggling, Courts Are Resisting AI
- Firearms Manufacturers Lose Bid in 2nd Circuit to Block Public Nuisance Law
- Not Over? DC Circuit Asked to Weigh Dismissed Case Challenging DOJ Grant Terminations
- As Big Law Becomes 'More Capital Intensive,' Law Firms Use Wide Range of Partner Contribution Plans
- Semantics of Order, Final Judgment: State Appellate Court Declines to Consider Attorney Fee Challenge
- Garbage In, Garbage Out: AI Is Only as Good as the Data You Feed It
Wall Street Journal
- The Law Firm Disrupted: Elite Litigation Law Firms and the Succession Planning Dilemma
- Q&A With Samuel Bray, Law Professor Whose Work Cited Extensively in Supreme Court's Injunction Ruling
- Judge Tosses 'Petty' Discovery Dispute in Chicago Trademark Litigation
- Law Firm Sanctioned for 'Systematic Disobedience' and Discovery Violations
- Superior Court Upholds $207.6M Birth Injury Judgment Against Penn Hospital
- Backlogged and Struggling, Courts Are Resisting AI
- Firearms Manufacturers Lose Bid in 2nd Circuit to Block Public Nuisance Law
- Not Over? DC Circuit Asked to Weigh Dismissed Case Challenging DOJ Grant Terminations
- As Big Law Becomes 'More Capital Intensive,' Law Firms Use Wide Range of Partner Contribution Plans
- Semantics of Order, Final Judgment: State Appellate Court Declines to Consider Attorney Fee Challenge
- Garbage In, Garbage Out: AI Is Only as Good as the Data You Feed It
