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By Mark Gordon
October 6, 2017

Formidable Foes

A law firm that proudly wears its trial attorney label targets multimillion-dollar jury verdicts. It has had a lot of success.

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By Brian Hartz
October 6, 2017

Rookies, Again

Tampa employment law attorneys Erin Jackson and Kevin Johnson left the only firm they've ever known. They have big plans for Act II.

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By Mark Gordon
July 14, 2017

Fight through

It took five years, but Sarasota businessman Marvin Kaplan was finally exonerated of any wrongdoing in a multimillion-dollar fraud case — where he was really a victim.

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By Mark Gordon
March 10, 2017

All in the family

Being a lawyer in the Robertson clan means knowing history — back to the Civil War.

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By Jean Gruss
March 10, 2017

Bar none

Ave Maria School of Law's president has elevated the profile of the Naples-based institution in just more than two years. His moves have paved the way for future growth.

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By Traci McMillan Beach
March 10, 2017

For the class

John Yanchunis has taken on the biggest companies for consumers involved in data breaches. His latest case is colossal.

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By Beth Luberecki
March 10, 2017

Data defenders

Law firms have established cybersecurity practices in response to more frequent hacking threats. One challenge: convincing stubborn business owners the dangers are legit.

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By Mark Gordon
October 7, 2016

On the rise

A national boom in cases of businesses allegedly defrauding government offices is in full blast, and the Gulf Coast leads the way. Do all the cases have merit?