Justice John D. Couriel
At the age of eleven, Justice John D. Couriel, a self-proclaimed aviation nerd, traveled from London to New York on the Concorde, an airplane that traveled at a maximum speed of ov
September 2020 Chair’s Message
Fall. You know what that means, right? Pumpkin spice lattes. Leaves changing color. The temperature begins dropping. And … wait a minute. This is Florida. So, the latter two prob
St. Yves, Patron Saint of Lawyers
Last year, before we were grounded by the Coronavirus Pandemic, I traveled to Italy. Anyone who has been to Italy likely knows that seeing the wonderful old churches with all the
The APS to Spotlight its Pro Bono Volunteers
As 2020 draws to a close, now more than ever people are in need of pro bono legal services. Yet, recent studies show that fewer lawyers are taking on pro bono cases. The reasons fo
October 2020 Chair’s Message
YES, it’s Halloween. But more importantly, it’s National Pro Bono Week. For many, this may be a spooky thought, but it does not have to be.Just ask any of our countless Section
