. . . presented at Harvard Law School today as part of a symposium on the Jena 6.

Carlton Fields selects Vilma Martinez as 2009 Diversity Fellow.

Famed prosecutor G. Douglas Jones presented "Justice delayed, but not denied: the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing prosecutions" to a crowd of law students and professors on March 12.

. . . whose article, "Department Stores on Sale: An Antitrust Quandary," will be published in the Georgia State Law Review.

. . . who led a roundtable this weekend for the Florida Coalition Against Human Trafficking.

. . . who has been recognized by the President of Catholic Charities for the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston, for excellence in pro bono work.

. . . whose article, "'Good Faith,' Fiduciary Duties, and the Business Judgment Rule in Delaware" has been accepted for publication in the Utah Law Review.

. . . who authored "The 'Meaning' of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games: An American Perspective," the first of what his Everhart's "Little Read Books" series.

. . . who, on April 16, will present “Legal Writing De-tox: How to Shake off Those Bad Habits that Bog Down Your Writing” at Phelps Dunbar in Tampa.

. . . who, along with his wife Susan, received GRRMF's "Top Dog" award for outstanding service to Golden Retriever Rescue of Mid-Florida during 2008 for help both in fostering Goldens that needed care while awaiting permanent re-homing and for assisting with transporting dogs throughout the mid-Florida region that needed to be relocated during their initial intake into the rescue process.