The following article was published Monday, February 8th in the Palm Beach Post News, and was written by Susan Spencer-Wendel. It refers to one of my recent cases.   IQ tests key in Palm Beach County trial that is longest delayed death penalty case in state WEST PALM BEACH — His is on ...

I am quoted in the following article which appeared February 7th in the St. Augustine Record and was written by Tiffany Pakkala .   The Manuel Tapes He's guilty — but was he set up? Legal experts differ There is no shadow of a doubt that former St. Johns County Commissioner Tom Manuel ...

Over a year ago, I wrote about the April 2008 bus crash that was on it's way back from a high school four-day cultural tour of Chicago. The bus crashed at 5:45 a.m. The bus was traveling along the Highway 94 when it left the road and flipped over. Many of the students were injured and one was kil ...

An OFCCP ALJ has issued a recommended ruling that Bank of America discriminated against African-American job applicants for entry level positions in Charlotte, NC, in 1993 and from 2002 to 2005. Next: A hearing to determine what remedies should be provided by the bank. DOL Press release 02/02/ ...

Federal law states that anyone who uses a firearm in connection with a crime of violence or a drug-trafficking crime is subject to enhanced punishment.  But what exactly does the word "uses" mean?  Although the statute itself does not define this word, the United States Supreme C ...

I will interview Team Rubicon founder Jake Wood on today's show in the third hour. Duane will post the audio here later.

This little exchange took place on the floor of the House of Representatives. If the leadership has no idea what's going on when they're naming a post office after someone, how are they going to successfully get...

James Chapman, who established and managed Nixon Peabody’s Palo Alto office, has moved to Foley & Lardner in Silicon Valley.  Chapman has more than 20 years of experience in corporate and securities law and has been involved in over 200 mergers, acquisitions and finance transactions. He al ...

It's official: John Eastman has resigned the deanship at Chapman I think he would be an outstanding AG--certainly better than the most recent holders of that office, who have consciously refused to enforce the law. Voters enacted Proposition 209 over a decade ago to illegalize racist govern ...

Mayor Nutter today asked City Council to confirm his appointments of Sister Mary Scullion, the founder of Project H.O.M.E., and attorney Nolan N. Atkinson to the city's Ethics Board. Nutter also requested that sitting board member Kenya Mann Faulkner be reappointed to the board.Nolan N. Atkinson, Jr ...