Professor Charles Rose was quoted in the article, "Law experts: Fla. conviction possible without body," by Mark Wangrin of the AP. The story ran in more than 50 media outlets, including CNN online, MSNBC, the Detroit Free Press, the Washington Post, the Seattle Times, ABC, COX, the LawInfo.com Lead Counsel Corner, and radio including News-Talk 1110 WBT radio.

Professor Michael Allen spoke with James Zambrosky at ABC Action News regarding Amendment 3 for the 5:30 p.m. News.

Professor Michael Seigel did an interview with the Tampa Tribune about an embezzling story and civil remedies for theft and fraud.

Professor Roberta Flowers spoke with Jason Geary, court reporter for the Lakeland Ledger, about a murder case involving a man once on death row for the 1994 murder of a prominent Bartow citrus grower. In July 2008, all charges against the accused, Darryl Earl Moody, were dropped.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with Rozzie Franco of Florida News Network about the latest in the Caylee Anthony case.

Professor Carol Henderson was quoted in the National Law Journal article, "CSI effect? It may be litigation."

Professor Bruce Jacob was quoted in the front page Tampa Tribune article, "5 Years Later, Grisly Killings Unresolved." The article was picked up by Calibre and Macro World Investor.

Professor Darryll Jones' quote in the St. Petersburg Times story, "Club Members Under Fire for Keeping Money," was picked up by the Lakeland Ledger.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with Rozzie Franco at Florida News Network about the latest developments in the Caylee Anthony case. Despite the lack of a body, there has been a homicide charge, and also questions of attorney bias.

Professor Candace Zierdt spoke with Mark Douglas at Newschannel 8 regarding an ongoing investigation involving independent truck drivers who signed contract proposals with a "middleman" who ended up keeping all of their money, including app fees and deposits and first and last payments, even though leases were never executed.

Professor Michael Allen joined the Florida Matters program on WUSF to discuss the six amendments on the ballot and what they each mean.

Professor Peter Lake was quoted in the Yale Daily News article, "Up close: two years later, drinking still a 'ticking bomb'," by Bharat Ayyar.