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Minimum standards for state and federal government and administrative practice certification, provided in Rule 6-25.3, include: Practice of law for at least five years; Substantial involvement in the specialty of state and federal government and administrative practice in the three years immediately preceding application; 50 hours of approved ...
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Purpose: To identify those lawyers who practice city, county and local government law and have the special knowledge, skills, and proficiency to be properly identified to the public as board certified in city, county and local government law.
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Who May Apply. Minimum standards for criminal trial law certification, provided in Rule 6-8.3, include: Practice of law for at least five years; Substantial involvement in the specialty of criminal trial law — 30% or more — during the three years immediately preceding application;
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Who may apply: Minimum standards for immigration and nationality law certification, provided in Rule 6-15.3, include: Practice of law for at least five years; Substantial involvement in the specialty of immigration and nationality law — 40% or more —during the three years immediately preceding application; 50 hours of approved immigration ...
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Board certification recognizes attorneys’ special knowledge, skills and proficiency in various areas of law and professionalism and ethics in practice. Established in 1982 by the Florida Supreme Court, board certification helps consumers identify specialists in various areas of law. Find a Board Certified Lawyer.
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Who May Apply. Minimum standards for labor and employment law certification, provided in Rule 6-23.3, include: Practice of law for at least five years, or four years with an LL.M. in labor and employment law; Substantial involvement in the specialty of labor and employment law — 50% or more — in the five years immediately preceding application;
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Minimum standards for intellectual property law certification, provided in Rule 6-26.3, include: Practice of law for at least five years; Experience in one or more of the four areas of intellectual property law: patent prosecution, patent infringement litigation, trademark law or copyright law, in the five years immediately preceding ...
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Who May Apply. Minimum standards for health law certification, provided in Rule 6-14.3, include: Practice of law for at least five years, or four years with an LL.M. in health law or a related field; Substantial involvement in the specialty of health law — 40% or more — during the three years immediately preceding application;
https://www.floridabar.org/about/cert/cert-applications-and-requirements/cert-ila/
Purpose: To identify those lawyers who have the special knowledge, skills, and proficiency, as well as the character, ethics, and reputation for professionalism, to be properly identified to the public as board certified in international litigation and arbitration.
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Minimum standards for elder law certification, provided in Rule 6-20.3, include: Practice of law for at least five years; Substantial involvement in the specialty of elder law — 40% or more — during each of the three years immediately preceding application;
