by RG | Dec 18, 2025 | legal matters
Coker Law at 50: A Legacy of Courtroom Mastery By Susan Cushing Just after sunrise in Jacksonville, when the streets are still settling into the day, the lights inside Coker Law glow with the familiar hum of purpose. It is the same energy that has defined the firm for...
by RG | Dec 18, 2025 | legal matters
“My greatest asset as a mediator who gets cases settled is my ability to connect with the parties and attorneys personally as an equal by allowing them to express themselves fully, validate their emotions, genuinely listen to what they express factually, legally, and...
by RG | Dec 18, 2025 | legal matters
Sydney Schmidt is a judicial staff attorney at the Fourth Judicial Circuit Court. She graduated from Jacksonville University College of Law this past May, earning the Dean’s Award for Academic Excellence. We sat down with her to discuss her career aspirations. AALM:...
by RG | Dec 18, 2025 | legal matters
Morgan N. Miner is a Juris Doctor candidate at Jacksonville University College of Law. She is on track to graduate in May 2026. AALM: What first interested you in pursuing a legal career? Did you have any other career aspirations before law? MNM: Before law school, I...
by RG | Dec 17, 2025 | legal matters
Most lawyers don’t need more tech — they need the right tech that actually makes their lives easier instead of adding to the chaos. Here are Ernie Svenson’s picks for tools that are worth your time The post Top 8 Tech Tools for Solo and Small Firm Lawyers to End...
by RG | Dec 16, 2025 | legal matters
California juries are delivering a clear message to negligent corporations and individuals: preventable deaths carry severe financial consequences. In 2025, the state has witnessed some of its largest wrongful death verdicts on record, with multimillion-dollar awards...
