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    All About that Bass? Well, there could be Trouble: Concerns regarding Florida’s New Loud Music Law

    October 3, 2022By Carly Athanasatos

    An all too familiar scenario: you’re stopped at a red light when you begin to feel the approaching thuds of a stereo system being used passed its capacity. As the thuds grow louder, you recognize the rhythmic beats of music but cannot decipher which vehicle around you emits such loud sounds. Until you see, from […]

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    “It Takes All of Us”: Holding the NFL Legally Accountable for Their Discriminatory Conduct

    March 15, 2022By Carly Athanasatos

    “In certain critical ways, the NFL is racially segregated and is managed much like a plantation.”[i] Just weeks before the 54th Superbowl, former Miami Dolphins Coach, Brian Flores, filed a class action complaint in the U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York, alleging the discriminatory hiring practices of the National Football League (“NFL”). Seventy […]

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