UF Law alumna seeks justice in high-profile casesOrlando-based lawyer and Navy veteran, Natalie Jackson (JD 02), who specialized in satellite technology for aviation intelligence, has become something of a media star, with several highly publicized cases in the last few years, appearing on a plethora of national news networks.
UF Law alumnus and ABA Tax Section chair prepares ground for tax reformWhen President Barack Obama announced tax reform as a major priority in his State of the Union Address in January, it meant more to Charles Egerton (JD 69) than to most of us.
Camp named UF Distinguished AlumnusJames D. Camp Jr. (JD 51), a longtime champion of the university and the Levin College of Law, was named a distinguished alumnus of the University of Florida during graduation ceremonies in May.
Alumna replaces alumnus as 8th Circuit public defenderStacy A. Scott (JD 95) took office Dec. 1 for a two-year term as the new public defender for the 8th Judicial Circuit. She succeeds C. Richard Parker (JD 72), who resigned in November to go to work overseas after winning seven elections to the Gainesville-based office.
UF Law grad has served A-list clientele and interests of science as a maritime lawyerMichael Moore (JD 74) has served A-list clientele and the interests of science during more than 30 years as a maritime lawyer. When Moore graduated from UF Law, tax law didn’t interest him and criminal law made his stomach turn. When he looked toward the ocean, he found his passion.
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D. Burke Kibler III (JD 49) and Warren M. Cason (JD 50) are posthumously honored for their contributions to UF Law and to Florida.
