Earlier this year, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) fined Raphael Pirker $10,000 for flying a small Ritewing Zephyr, a remote...

The rights of married women and divorcées in Latin American countries sometimes differ greatly from those in the US. In many cases,...

Although they may be separate, there have been occasions in the history of the United States when church and state found one another at...

The Cuban government’s policy of permitting citizens to travel abroad without exit visas, announced in October 2012, becomes effective...

Search Engine Optimization The Florida Bar Board of Governors recently considered the issue of using metatags for search engine...

There is much controversy regarding the selection of judges and what system works best. Some would argue that “merit selection,” where...

The Women of CABA – Successful Leadership in a Male-Dominated Profession CABA Briefs Spring 2012 Men overwhelmingly occupy the most...

Shortly after the Cuban revolution brought Fidel Castro to power in 1959, the new regime abolished nearly all private property rights ,...

One of the most frustrating situations a lawyer can face is the inappropriate or abusive tactics in depositions by the opposing counsel....

While plaintiffs in tort trials win slightly more often that not (about 52%), the success rate for medical malpractice plaintiffs is...

Vamos a Cuba ! Is Going Nowhere On November 16, 2009, the United State Supreme Court unanimously denied a petition for writ of...

Corporations have had a prominent role in relief efforts after natural disasters abroad, sending money and aid to those affected by the...

The onset of the current financial crisis has raised many questions that go to the very core of American corporate practice and we are...