A Lawsome Podcast - Where Fictional Litigators of the Future Meet Real Legal Minds of Today At MM&H, we thrive on pushing the boundaries of legal innovation, and our latest collaboration takes that ethos to a whole new level. Teaming up with creative agency Maas Creatives, we’re proud to introduce Lawsome Sauce—a podcast that [...]
[PRO BONO] Represented multiple individuals in connection with their asylum applications.
If your kids are studying civics in high school, this is a wonderful speech by Maia Aron's husband, Third District Court of Appeal Judge Alexander S. Bokor, that explains the crucial role of the Separation of Powers in governance and the protection of the American Bill of Rights. Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Florida Youtube channel [...]
By Richard Tamborino, Special to The Citizen. Dec 14, 2023. KEYS NEWS The City of Marathon has agreed to construct a deep injection well for treated sewage as part of a settlement offer in a lawsuit filed by the group of Florida Keys residents called Friends of the Lower Keys (FOLKs). The Federal Clean Water [...]
In this conversation, Josh Migdal and Jordan Nadel discuss their efforts to make an impact through litigation. They are working with a nonprofit named Folks in an Action to bring a groundbreaking case against the City of Marathon in Florida. The case centers around whether the city's disposal of waste through an improper sewage system [...]
Environmental protection action for the Florida Keys.
[PRO BONO] Local environmental group, FOLKS – Friends of the Florida Keys, LLC retained MM&H to represent it in a private citizens suit against the City of Marathon, Florida, in which FOLKS seeks relief for violations of the Federal Clean Water Act and Endangered Species Act. The genesis of the litigation is the City’s outdated [...]
Read the full article on: BloombergLaw Excerpt from the article: Advocates Confident The ACLU’s Nowlin-Sohl is confident the early victories will stand, but she and others representing the families and doctors recognize that the cases are in their early stages and still have a long way to go. The Florida decision, for example, likely will [...]
Photo credit: Florida Supreme Court Justice Jorge Labarga by J. Albert Diaz BY DON HAYDEN | Feb 25, 2023 For some of us, that can remember the days of Gore v. Harris, 772 So. 2d 1243 (Fla. 2000), the Florida Supreme Court was seen as an evenly divided court maybe veering slightly toward the [...]
ANTHONY NOVAK, petitioner (Excerpt from the Brief) ARGUMENT I. Parody Functions By Tricking People Into Thinking That It Is Real II. Because Parody Mimics “The Real Thing,” It Has The Unique Capacity To Critique The Real Thing III. A Reasonable Reader Does Not Need A Disclaimer To Know That Parody Is Parody IV. It Should [...]