Logged In, Left Behind: Why FERPA Cannot Keep Up with AI in the Classroom
Abigail Clarke
In Austin, Texas, some fourth graders no longer have teachers. Instead, they log onto an AI-driven platform called 2 Hour Learning, which guides them
"Lauren Sánchez Bezos… and [Jeff] Bezos do everything together. On a typical day, the newlyweds wake up around 6 in their new, roughly $230 million compound on Indian Creek…"
“… an exclusive private island in Miami…. They don’t touch their phones. Instead, they begin each day by listing 10 things they’re grateful for — and they can’t repeat what they named the day before. From there, the couple drink
Cruise Passenger on Carnival Conquest Arrested For Possession of Numerous Child Abuse Videos
Former massage therapist Javarous McNealy was jailed on federal charges after agents found child sexual abuse videos on his phone when he disembarked the Carnival Conquest at PortMiami.
WHAT WILL OPEN FIRST?
What will open first- the Straits of Hormuz or the first-floor escalator in the REGJB? Both have been closed for about the same amount of time. Both are semi-controlled by unpredictable characters who say and do different things from day
MIAMI BUSINESS LITIGATION: UNWRITTEN CONTRACTS
Most breach of contract lawsuits involve a written contract. However, contracts do not have to be in writing to be enforceable. Many contracts can also be oral or implied through the parties’ course of conduct. To establish a breach of
What Community Associations Can Do to Defuse Threats and Violence
The firm’s latest Miami Herald “Real Estate Counselor” column was authored by Evonne Andris. The article, which is titled “What Community Associations Can Do to Defuse Threats and Violence,” focuses on some of the potential dangers and preventative measures
Miami's Women in Leadership
By Jordi C. Martínez-Cid
Miami is unique in that it is the only major U.S. city founded by a woman. Julia Tuttle, the Mother of Miami, would be proud to know that Miami is (probably) the only major U.S. city
Event next month with Judge Singhal and Judge Artau
Our federal judges who sit in Fort Lauderdale don’t get down to Miami all that often. And the judges even farther north (West Palm Beach and Fort Pierce) generally get down even less. That’s what makes
CHECKING IN
Let’s do a roundup of the news and check in on some old issues. The three Alexander brothers went down in the SDNY- a total loss for the defense and total win for the government. Guilty 😢 on all counts. There
Should HOAs Get Loans to Fix Problems?
The firm’s latest Miami Herald “Real Estate Counselor” column was authored by shareholder L. Chere Trigg. The article, which is titled “Should HOAs Get Loans to Fix Problems?”, focuses on how homeowners associations for communities comprised of single-family homes