…to say the answer is ‘we’ll take the power away from you to decide what’s good for your community,’ ” Davidson said. Read “With Florida seen as solidly Republican red,…
…competitive legal community, as well as to meet new, like-minded people. What is your hometown? Tampa, Florida. Where did you study before Fordham Law? The University of Florida. Why did…
…prior for another felony gun charge. Convicted felons are barred under federal law from possessing firearms. _____ “The comparison with Kodak Black’s case in Florida is a red herring,” Cheryl…
…Court for the Southern District of Florida before joining the DOJ through the Attorney General’s Honors Program as a trial attorney in the Civil Division, where he handled complex civil…
…He clerked for Judge William Zloch on the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida before joining the DOJ through the Attorney General’s Honors Program as a trial…
…Reunion entitled “From Fordham to One’s Dreams.” Peter S. Sachs ’73 was recognized by South Florida Business & Wealth with a Lifetime Achievement Award. Edward C. Wallace ’76 was named…
…Moore of the Southern District of Florida. On March 31, Judge Masley discussed her work in the New York State Commercial Division and the role of the court in business…
…indelible insight and support to the team, according to all four competitors, as they prepared for the Florida National Trial Advocacy Tournament. They strategized and mooted against one another for…
…Igor Ostrowski , Partner, Dentons Nadine Smith , Co-founder and CEO, Equality Florida Moderated by Elisabeth Wickeri, Executive Director, Leitner Center for International Law and Justice; Adjunct Professor, Fordham University…
…in Justice Department filings, made headlines last week for hosting a white nationalist conference in Florida. His father is also half Mexican American. The big picture: Fuentes is part of…