South African “Law Firm of the Year”: Norton Rose Fulbright
by Best Lawyers
A Q&A with Maria Philippides and Craig Woolley of South Africa “Law Firm of the Year” Norton Rose Fulbright.
Presenting the Science Is Crucial in Product Liability Trials
by Sean M. Cleary
Cases brought against the manufacturer of goods, following an injury caused by an inherent defect within the good, are not based on a theory of negligence, but on a theory of products liability.
3 Factors a Florida Homeowner Should Consider Before Taking an Insurance Company to Court
by Best Lawyers
Insurance cases in Florida can be complex. Issues related to insurance regulations have created an especially combative environment.
Food for Thought: Misleading Conduct in the Franchise Space
by Alicia Hill
Some franchisors do not fully appreciate the importance of record-keeping during the negotiation stage, but as the Guirguis family discovered, this might be the most crucial step until opening day.
Understanding the Benefits of Copyright Registration
by Aaron Haar and Maria Crimi Speth
If you aren't registering your copyrights with the United States Copyright Office, you're missing out on additional protections.
The Workers’ Compensation System as a Prescription for Addiction
by Karen Gail Treece
While estimates vary, it is believed that the top 5 percent of opioid users likely account for more than half of total opioid use.
Supreme Court further Restricts Where Plaintiffs Can Sue in Mass Torts
by Gregory Bubalo and Katherine A. Dunnington
Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. v. Superior Court of California will significantly impact the plaintiffs’ choices of forums for the filing of mass torts actions.
The Great Debate: Do You Arbitrate Commercial Disputes?
by David K. Taylor
In a civil case, is it wiser for a business to try to persuade the counterparty to agree from the outset to arbitration—or potentially to place its very solvency in the unpredictable hands of a judge and jury?
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Don’t Cross the Line
by John R. Mitchell and Mira Aftim
Settlement negotiations tend to instigate the most zealous advocacy among attorneys. But how far is “too far?”, and when can settlement demands turn into extortion?
Recycling, Upcycling, and Intellectual Property: What Companies Need to Know
by Karen Kreider Gaunt
Laudable or litigious? What you need to know about potential copyright and trademark infringement when repurposing products.
Tampa Courtroom Spotlight: Three Major Cases
by Gregory Sirico
We explore three legal cases in Tampa.
Do You Have a Gap in Your Benefit Eligibility Procedures?
by Tina M. Bengs
Issues Raised by Non-FMLA Reduced Schedules and Leaves of Absence
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Common-Law Relationships in Ontario: Rights, Responsibilities and What You Need to Know
by Simple Divorce
Changes in Employment Arbitration for 2025
by Debra Ellwood Meppen, Brandon D. Saxon and Laurie Villanueva
What businesses need to know to stay ahead of the curve.
New Employment Law Recognizes Extraordinary Stress Is Everyday Reality for NY Lawyers
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