The Florida Supreme Court recently declined to adopt a change to a law that would’ve required out-of-state medical experts hold a Florida license. As a result, judges in medical negligence cases may allow out-of-state expert witnesses to testify.

In his Nov. 20, 2014 address, President Obama announced his plan to exercise executive action to reform the nation’s immigration system.

A California appellate court recently ruled that courts can compel Google, by subpoena, to produce the emails of an account holder, where the account holder provided lawful consent to the disclosure.

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Many voters may assume that with Amendment 1 approved, the promised water and land conservation is a done deal. However, the passage of Amendment 1 simply starts a lengthy implementation process that begins with the Florida Legislature.

Water quality credit trading is taking shape in Florida. While previously started as a pilot program, DEP started rulemaking to bring water quality credit trading to the rest of the state. To date, DEP has held two workshops and sought public comment on its proposed rule.

Recently, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) issued two administrative rulings regarding the application of FinCEN’s regulations to entities operating in the virtual currency space.

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On October 16, 2014, the Department of Homeland Security announced that they will extend Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for eligible nationals of Nicaragua and Honduras for an additional 18 months beginning on January 6, 2015 through July 5, 2016.