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Nelson Symposium explores hot legal, political issues

Nelson Symposium explores hot legal, political issues

Published: Feb 18th, 2013

Its 19th century provenance is “sordid;” it is employed today in the service “political bullying;” and the best that a lawyer can hope for is to embrace “ambiguity,” while navigating this legal realm. Such was the abuse heaped on the seemingly mild-mannered legal doctrine of [...]

Experts tackle preemption puzzles Friday at Nelson Symposium

Experts tackle preemption puzzles Friday at Nelson Symposium

Published: Feb 4th, 2013

Everybody knows that federal law preempts state law, which in turn preempts local law – pretty simple right? Unfortunately, it’s not always quite so clear. The area of preemption in law can raise some tricky questions in several areas [...]

Experts to tackle preemption puzzles at UF Law Nelson Symposium

Published: Jan 14th, 2013

Everybody knows that federal law preempts state law, which in turn preempts local law – pretty simple right? Unfortunately, it’s not always quite so clear. The area of preemption in law can raise some tricky questions in several areas, including firearms, immigration, renewable energy, agriculture and fracking.

Faculty Scholarship & Activities: Jan. 7, 2013

Published: Jan 7th, 2013

Professor Marian participated in an international tax forum and made a presentation in Beijing, Professor Wolf was awarded the December “Halo” by The Public Trust for his book, and Professor Dekle and Professor Mills were quoted in the media.

Faculty scholarship and activities

Published: Mar 26th, 2012

Bob Dekle Legal Skills Professor “Experts: Hazing case could be tough” (March 17, 2012, St. Augustine Record) This article looks at challenges prosecutors are facing in the hazing death of Florida [...]

Faculty scholarship and activities

Published: Mar 12th, 2012

Jeffrey Davis Professor of Law; Gerald A. Sohn Research Scholar “Golden Hills seeking bankruptcy protection” (Feb. 28, 2012, Ocala Star-Banner) With the Golden Hills Golf and Turf Club filing for bankruptcy [...]

UF Law’s Wolf Family Lecture takes a look at land use regulation

UF Law’s Wolf Family Lecture takes a look at land use regulation

Published: Feb 27th, 2012

The fifth annual Wolf Family Lecture on the American Law of Real Property will explore pertinent issues facing land use regulation tomorrow. Vicki L. Been, Boxer Family Professor of Law [...]

Faculty scholarship and activites

Published: Feb 13th, 2012

Pascale Bishop  Assistant Dean of Career Development “It’s a buyer’s market for young legal talent” (Feb. 2, 2012, Florida Trend) Bishop addressed the legal job market and current hiring process in [...]

Nelson Symposium draws national experts

Published: Feb 21st, 2011

An outstanding lineup of national experts addressed a variety of environmental, property, and governmental concerns before practitioners, professors, and students at the 10th Annual Richard E. Nelson Symposium on Feb. [...]

Faculty scholarships and activities

Published: Oct 4th, 2010

Attila Andrade Jr. Visiting ProfessorAndrade has conceived a new formula according to which moral damages and abstract pain can be calculated in law suit cases. His formula is explained in [...]