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Florida Supreme Court tells state bar to stop funding diversity initiatives - Vimarsana News

Florida Supreme Court tells state bar to stop funding diversity initiatives

The Florida Supreme Court has directed the state bar to stop funding diversity and inclusion initiatives in its new budget.

Reports of sexual harassment abound during Legalweek tech conference - Vimarsana News

Reports of sexual harassment abound during Legalweek tech conference

Reports on social media about sexual harassment and assault during the New York Legalweek technology conference last week have led the event sponsor to issue a statement condemning the misbehavior.

Lawyer censured after calling governor 'tyrant' and lawmakers 'spineless tools' in COVID-19 litigation - Vimarsana News

Lawyer censured after calling governor 'tyrant' and lawmakers 'spineless tools' in COVID-19 litigation

A New Mexico lawyer has received a public censure partly for “inflammatory and misleading statements” in litigation opposing COVID-19 pandemic restrictions, including a claimed right to disqualify judges who had received COVID-19 vaccines.

Florida can't enforce law blocking real estate purchases by Chinese citizens against 2 plaintiffs, court rules - Vimarsana News

Florida can't enforce law blocking real estate purchases by Chinese citizens against 2 plaintiffs, court rules

A federal appeals court has ruled that a Florida law barring real estate purchases by Chinese citizens can’t be enforced against two plaintiffs while their court challenge continues.

Revised bar exam won't use software that caused tech problems for some test-takers - Vimarsana News

Revised bar exam won't use software that caused tech problems for some test-takers

The revised NextGen bar exam rolling out in some states in July 2026 won’t be using the ExamSoft software that led to complaints of crashes, frozen screens and faulty facial recognition by some test-takers.