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Coker Law at 50: A Legacy of Courtroom Mastery

Just after sunrise in Jacksonville, when the streets are still settling into the day, the lights inside Coker Law glow with the familiar hum of

Susan Cushing December 18, 2025

Chris Johns: ‘Getting It Settled’

“My greatest asset as a mediator who gets cases settled is my ability to connect with the parties and attorneys personally as an equal by

Dan Baldwin December 18, 2025

Sydney Schmidt: Top of Her Class

Sydney Schmidt is a judicial staff attorney at the Fourth Judicial Circuit Court. She graduated from Jacksonville University College of Law this past May, earning the

Attorney at Law Magazine December 18, 2025

Student Spotlight: Morgan N. Miner

Morgan N. Miner is a Juris Doctor candidate at Jacksonville University College of Law. She is on track to graduate in May 2026. AALM: What

Attorney at Law Magazine December 18, 2025

California’s Wrongful Death Verdicts Reach Historic Heights in 2025

California juries are delivering a clear message to negligent corporations and individuals: preventable deaths carry severe financial consequences. In 2025, the state has witnessed some

Farid Yaghoubtil December 16, 2025

Dr. Helena Huckabee, PhD, BCBA-D

I am a Clinical Neuropsychologist and Board-Certified Behavior Analyst, Doctoral (BCBA-D). I have trained and worked in the field for over 30 years. I am founder and president of Emerge, which is a private practice clinic focused on the diagnosis and treatment of mental health conditions with a specialty in serving those with autism, neurodevelopmental disorders, ADHD, anxiety, and mood disorders.

Attorney at Law Magazine December 9, 2025

When a Name Isn’t Just a Trademark

Many assume that brand protection begins and ends with traditional trademark law. But some of the most powerful safeguards for names, symbols, and product designations

Z. Peter Sawicki and Amanda Prose December 8, 2025