Marks Gray, P.A. selected to 2019 Best Law Firms by U.S. News & World Report
Marks Gray P.A. Nov 6, 2018 in News
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Marks Gray, P.A. has been selected to 2019 “Best Law Firms” by U.S. News & World Report and Best Lawyers for the ninth consecutive year. “The fact that we’ve been recognized each year, beginning with the award’s inception, reflects the level of service we provide our clients and the dedication of all our attorneys to our profession,” Marks Gray, P.A. President Frederick H. Kent, III said. Marks Gray, P.A. earned the ranking of a Tier 1 law firm in Jacksonville in […]
Continue ReadingCompanies Should Take Note of This Street Artist Win
Crystal Broughan, Intellectual Property Attorney Nov 1, 2018 in Copyrights
A Los Angeles federal judge recently rejected General Motors’ attempt to dismiss a lawsuit by a street artist whose parking garage mural was used in a 2016 Cadillac ad campaign without permission. That may seem like no big deal – after all, it’s not like the artist has won the case yet. However, it could open the floodgates for other street artists to sue for damages when their work is depicted without their permission. The […]
Continue ReadingFlorida Supreme Court Decides Not to Weigh in on Release of Parkland Shooting Surveillance
Edward L. Birk Nov 1, 2018 in Media Law
When a tragedy like the Parkland shooting at Stoneman Douglas High School occurs, there tend to be two schools of thought where the release of information is concerned. On the one hand, Florida’s Public Records Act protects the rights of citizens and news organizations to access certain kinds of evidence and information to monitor how well government is functioning. On the other, governing and investigative bodies often have a vested interest in withholding some of […]
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