Administrative LawFDAFeaturedPharmaceuticalsPublic Health
October 24, 2025By Ciara Maytan
Ozempic is no longer just a prescription—it has become a cultural phenomenon. From Hollywood red carpets to TikTok feeds, Glucagon-Like Peptide-1 (“GLP-1”) drugs like Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro are hailed as “miracle” fixes for weight loss. Yet, behind the hype lies an uncomfortable truth: These drugs surged into widespread use quickly, and patients are now […]
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Constitutional LawFeaturedFlorida Law
April 14, 2023By Robert A. Lawlor
January 1st, 2023, marked the genesis of Florida’s newest intermediate appellate court, the Sixth District Court of Appeal (“DCA”).[i] In spectacular fashion, Florida’s judicial landscape changed overnight: circuit and county courts, once bound by Fifth District or Second District, now found themselves within the purview of the Sixth District. Before long, trial judges faced a […]
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Constitutional LawFlorida Law
November 25, 2022By Samantha Lopez
As the digital arena continues to grow, the need for judicial review becomes more and more urgent. Social media has seemingly become a ubiquitous part of American culture, allowing users to communicate across the globe by voicing their opinions and sharing ideologies. Applications such as Facebook, and Twitter dominate the internet; where Facebook has 2.9 […]
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Family LawFeaturedFloridaFlorida Law
November 7, 2022By Lydie Arakaza
Pregnancy should be a happy time in a couple’s life; unfortunately, this is not always the case. While in many states divorcing can often assist spouses in escaping an abusive or toxic relationship, Florida courts have the discretion to postpone issuing a divorce judgment until the child is born.[i] Although Chapter 61 of the Florida […]
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