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Artificial Intelligence May Assist, but Can Never Replace, the Judicial Decision-Making Process of Human Judges
Artificial intelligence, in its many forms and applications, has become the “latest technological frontier” available to the legal profession.[1] As...
Capital Raising in Florida — It’s a New Ballgame
For many years, Florida-based businesses seeking to raise capital within Florida were faced with a Florida securities statute that was...
Recent Changes to Community Property Rights on Death
Florida continues to be a top destination for retirees, investors, and other individuals who enjoy living in the Sunshine State....
Neither Goose Nor Gander: Why Tort Reform Fails All
In 2006, an egregious misdiagnosis by emergency room doctors deprived Allan Navarro of a normal life.[1] Navarro was rushed to...
Statutes Affecting Florida Construction
Construction is a dangerous industry for its participants, but building failures may also have tragic consequences for end-users. Occupants of...
Leading with Heart: A Vision for The Florida Bar
As I step into the role of president of The Florida Bar, I am deeply honored and humbled by the...
Roland Sanchez-Medina, Jr., President of The Florida Bar
In 2005, as a member of the Cuban American Bar Association’s board, new Florida Bar President Roland Sanchez-Medina, Jr., decided...
Lawyer Discipline — A Roadmap to Florida’s Lawyer Regulation System
The Florida Bar performs many important roles for the legal profession, and arguably none is more important than lawyer regulation...
Certified Federal Questions: It’s Time To Expand the Jurisdiction of the Florida Supreme Court
In 1938, the U.S. Supreme Court, in Erie R.R. Co. v. Tompkins, 304 U.S. 64 (1938), held that federal courts...
Neutral-Driven Dispute Resolution — The Missing Piece of ADR
The face of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) has been changing over the last few years with the addition of online...