Professor Peter Fitzgerald’s opinion article, “What in the World is Marco Rubio Thinking?” has run in the Tampa Tribune.… » Read more

Stetson University College of Law students recently honed their client development writing skills while becoming published authors in a unique class newsletter project for Stetson’s new Advanced Legal Writing: Successful Writing for Law Practice course. The newsletter project gave Stetson Law students the opportunity to learn about writing to retain clients and develop a business while writing articles for the newsletter, Florida Ethics Update. Stetson… » Read more

Professor Susan Rozelle is quoted in a The Ledger  story about a computer glitch that excluded approximately 23,000 eligible jurors from Polk County jury pools.… » Read more

Adjunct Professor Richard Harrison is quoted in the Ledger article, “Closed Meetings Expected After Landings Suit Filed.… » Read more

Professor Peter Lake spoke with the Harvard Crimson for the article, “Experts Address University Emergency Response.”… » Read more

The April 21 Seattle Post-Intelligencer ran a review of Professor James Sheehan’s book, “A Lawyer’s Lawyer.”… » Read more

Professor Peter Lake is quoted in the Chronicle of Higher Education story, “Students’ Prior Criminal Histories Don’t Predict Future Misconduct, Research Finds.”… » Read more

Stetson University College of Law students in professor Lance Long’s environmental advocacy class organized a bicycle rally with Gulfport Mayor Sam Henderson and a two-mile challenge to raise awareness about alternative transportation. On May 3 at 6 p.m., the students joined the mayor and community members to ride as a group from the Gulfport campus, 1401 61st St. S., to the Gulfport Casino, 5500 Shore… » Read more

Professor Cynthia Hawkins spoke with the Florida Times-Union Jacksonville about a bill ending permanent alimony in Florida that is going to the governor.… » Read more

Professor Susan Rozelle’s interview with CNN.com has run in the article, “When oversharing online can get you arrested.”… » Read more

Aspiring attorneys can reduce the time they spend earning a law degree through a new “3+3” program announced today by the University of South Florida and Stetson University College of Law. Students seeking a JD degree typically complete a four-year undergraduate program followed by three years of law school. The new 3+3 accelerated path allows qualified students to earn both their bachelor’s and JD degrees… » Read more

Adjunct Professor Adam Levine is quoted in the April 17 Daytona Beach News-Journal article, “Attorney settles with Daytona hospital over infection.”… » Read more