Legal History in Miami: First Victory at Miami’s New Courthouse This week marked a significant milestone in my career and in Florida’s judicial system. I
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In previous articles, we explored how Israeli companies often struggle to comply with U.S. labor laws and explained how to properly protect intellectual property and
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The United States Supreme Court is poised to weigh in on a case with global implications—not just for a group of Hasidic Jews seeking the
Big Verdict. Bigger Message. A U.S. jury has ordered Israeli spyware-maker NSO Group to pay $168 million in damages for its 2019 Pegasus attack on