April 15, 2013 | Volume XIX, Issue 28
Published: Nov 24th, 2008
Shelbi Day, staff attorney with ACLU of Florida’s LGBT Advocacy Project, spoke Thursday night about what is next for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LBGT) community after Amendment 2, which [...]
Published: Nov 24th, 2008
Professor Stuart Cohn presented a full-day workshop on “Capital Market Regulation in Times of Economic Crisis” at the International Law Institute in Washington, D.C. Participants included 25 securities regulators from [...]
Published: Nov 24th, 2008
Houston-based white-collar crime and tax attorney Larry A. Campagna, well-known for winning the largest-ever settlement for wrongful disclosure of tax return information in Johnson v. Sawyer, presented “When Special Agents [...]
Published: Nov 24th, 2008
Many local children celebrated the holiday season a little early on Saturday partly because of the generosity of 114 UF Law students. The students donated their law block football tickets [...]
Published: Nov 24th, 2008
Justice John Paul Stevens and Judge Jose A. Gonzalez Jr. devoted part of their joint presentation on the UF Campus on Nov. 17 to offering free advice to law students. [...]
Published: Nov 24th, 2008
The Justice Campbell Thornal Moot Court Board traveled to Chicago last week for the annual Chicago Bar Association’s National Moot Court Competition. The team of Scott Holtz, Stacey Schwimmer and [...]
Published: Nov 24th, 2008
As the U.S. economy worsens, seasonal farmworkers are among the hardest hit in Florida. Without the ability to choose their salaries or improve their working conditions, farmworkers face day-to-day challenges. [...]
Published: Nov 24th, 2008
University of Pennsylvania Law Professor Amy Wax visited the Levin College of Law to present “The Discriminating Mind: A Discussion of Unconscious Bias Based on Race and Gender” on Nov. [...]
Published: Nov 24th, 2008
Just five years after graduating from law school, Sean M. Shaw (JD 03) is taking a big step into public office as Florida’s insurance consumer advocate. Tapped for the position [...]
