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Sasso Guerrero Henderlite: Building The Family Law Firm

by Dan Baldwin

October 21, 2024

Evan Yegelwel Celebrates 40 Years

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Edward George: The Science of Failure

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W. Tucker Norton on Relentless Effort

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Latangie Williams: An Immigration Shingle

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Alisa Wilkes: No One Gets Railroaded on Her Watch

Susan Cushing September 12, 2024

Despite the growing number of women entering the legal profession, certain areas remain heavily male-dominated. One such field is the

James Cummings: Problem Solving Every Day

Attorney at Law Magazine September 12, 2024

In June, James Cummings launched his own practice, Cummings Mediation PLLC, which has allowed him to lean in and focus

Dave Bano: A Second Chapter

Attorney at Law Magazine September 12, 2024

Over the course of his insurance career, David “Dave” Bano rose to the rank of chief of claims at Nationwide.

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2024 Young Lawyers of Jacksonville

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Attorney at Law Magazine First Coast is proud to present its 2024 Young Lawyers of Jacksonville, featuring a collection of up-and-coming attorneys recognized by their peers as exceptional in their practice.

2024 Jacksonville Board Certified Attorneys

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Attorney at Law Magazine is pleased to feature the Jacksonville attorneys who achieved Florida Bar board certification in 2024. Congratulations to all lawyers who earned this distinction.

2024 First Coast Women in Law

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Attorney at Law Magazine First Coast is pleased to present its annual Women in Law special issue, featuring the 2024 First Coast Women in Law. These spotlighted attorneys have shared a bit about their practice as well as some of their past accomplishments and goals.

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Litigator Jennifer D. Cruz Joins McGlinchey in Baton Rouge

October 21, 2024

Olivia Keller Appointed to Gateway Community and Technical College Board of Directors

October 18, 2024

ILCM Welcomes New Executive Director, Jennifer Stohl Powell

October 18, 2024

Benjamin Elliott Elected President of the Orlando Chapter of the Federal Bar Association

October 17, 2024

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22nd Annual Robert J. Beckham Equal Justice Awards Celebration

On September 18, Jacksonville Area Legal Aid hosted the 22nd Annual Robert J. Beckham Equal Justice Awards Celebration at the Marriott Jacksonville Downtown. Attorney at Law Magazine was a proud sponsor. […]

2024 JWLA Opening Reception

The Jacksonville Women Lawyers Association hosted its 2024 Opening Reception on September 17 at the trendy Lark event space in downtown Jacksonville. […]

2024 Annual Florida Bar Convention

Attorneys, judges and legal professionals celebrated the Florida legal community at the 2024 Annual Florida Bar Convention, “The Power of Us, Collaborating for Tomorrow” held at the Signa by Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek & Waldorf Astoria from June 19-22 […]

Legal Trivia

Which president served the longest non-consecutive terms in U.S. history?

Harry S. Truman

WRONG! Truman served from 1945 to 1953, completing FDR’s term and then winning his own full term. Although he had significant influence on U.S. history, he did not serve non-consecutively, which could mislead someone thinking of influential presidents.

Theodore Roosevelt

WRONG! Theodore Roosevelt served two full terms, first from 1901 to 1909, after succeeding McKinley. Although he had a substantial impact on American politics, he did not serve non-consecutively, leading to possible confusion.

Grover Cleveland

CORRECT! Grover Cleveland is the only U.S. president to serve two non-consecutive terms, first from 1885 to 1889 and then again from 1893 to 1897. He is both the 22nd and 24th president, making him unique in American history for holding this distinction.

Franklin D. Roosevelt

WRONG! FDR served four consecutive terms from 1933 to 1945, the longest of any president. While he is notable for his lengthy service, he did not serve non-consecutively, which may lead to confusion about presidential term lengths.

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Effective Marketing Ideas for Small Law Firms in 2024

We asked marketing professionals from some of the best legal marketing agencies to share their top ideas to drive client leads to small law firms.

The No Fakes Act: Protecting Voices and Likenesses in the Digital Age

Deepfake technology is the darling of entertainment, sports, education, science, and a host of other endeavors. The technology can create realistic visual effects in movies

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Addressing the Law Firm eDiscovery Cost Dilemma

Law firms face increasing challenges in managing the costs associated with eDiscovery. This white paper provides a comprehensive look at the strategies firms can employ to handle these expenses effectively, from absorbing costs to turning them into profit centers. […]

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Alcoholism in Custody Cases: Strategies for Addressing Alcohol Misuse in Divorce and Related Concerns

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Civil Litigation Guide for Legal Professionals

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