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2025 Jacksonville Board Certified Attorneys

2025 Jacksonville Board Certified Attorneys

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The Florida Bar Board of Legal Specialization announced the 82 lawyers who earned Florida Bar board certifications in June. We sat down with some of the recently certified lawyers here in Jacksonville to discuss their aspirations and inspirations.

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2025 First Coast Women in Law

2025 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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Coker Law Hosts 50th Anniversary Celebration

On January 30, against the backdrop of The Cummer Museum of Art & Gardents, guests enjoyed an evening celebrating the 50th anniversary of Coker Law serving the Jacksonville community. […]

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The All Bar Celebration

The All Bar Celebration was held January 27 at the Duval County Courthouse in the Daniel Webster Perkins Jury Assembly Room. […]

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23rd Annual Robert J. Beckham Equal Justice Awards Celebration

On September 18, Jacksonville Area Legal Aid honored the Jacksonville Eviction Diversion Program as the Equal Justice Honoree. […]

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Legal Trivia

Who was the first Hispanic-American to serve as U.S. Attorney General?

WRONG! While she is a prominent Hispanic-American legal figure, she was never U.S. Attorney General. She made history as the first Hispanic Supreme Court Justice, appointed by President Barack Obama in 2009.

CORRECT! Alberto Gonzale s became the first Hispanic-American U.S. Attorney General when he was appointed by President George W. Bush in 2005. Before that, he served as White House Counsel from 2001 to 2005. As Attorney General, he played a key role in shaping legal policies during the post-9/11 era, though his tenure was marked by controversy, including the dismissal of U.S. attorneys.

WRONG! Although he has a strong legal background, including serving as California’s Attorney General and later as Secretary of Health and Human Services under President Biden, he was never U.S. Attorney General.

WRONG! He served as U.S. Secretary of Labor under President Obama and led the Civil Rights Division of the DOJ but was never Attorney General.

 

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4 Top-Rated AI Legal Case Management Software

A complimentary guide to four AI-enabled tools that help avoid drowning in legal paperwork or missing court hearings. These tools manage the case lifecycle, from generating legal documents (contracts or NGAs) and identifying related laws to predicting case outcomes or highlighting potential risks. […]
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The Solo Lawyer Handbook

From juggling client work and business operations to staying on top of your firm’s growth, your success relies on smart prioritization and effective resource management. This handbook is designed to help you navigate these challenges and take your solo practice to the next level. […]
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Staying Competitive in 2025: The Latest in SEO for Lawyers

With EEAT, AI overviews and a new approach to visibility, the new year brings new changes to Google’s search landscape. If your firm is looking to rank higher and stand out in crowded search results, don’t miss this exclusive webinar led by Omnizant’s Director of SEO, Emily Brady. […]

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