Faculty in the News

Professor Lawrence Krieger was recently featured in an article published in the Winter 2025 edition of the National Jurist titled "Formula for Lawyer Happiness."

Professor Jacob Eisler was recently quoted in an article for The Economist titled "Donald Trump and the Art of the Quid Pro Quo." 

Professor Jake Linford was recently quoted in a Bloomberg Law article titled "Jack Daniel's Dog Toy Win Sidesteps Trademark Tarnishment Debate." 

Professor Elizabeth Ricci was quoted in a Fox News article entitled,"Trump DOJ targets blue county sheriff for releasing illegal immigrant criminal in college town."

FSU Law was featured in a Law360 article (Florida Pulse), “Fla. Law School Explores Role of AI in the Legal Profession.” The article features interviews with Dean O’Connor and Professor Bayern and mentions the work of Professor Scholz and Professor Banteka.

Professor Fredrick Abbott published a story in The Capital Forum about Liquidia’s lawsuit against the FDA.

Read it here. 

Professor Michael Morley, Director of the Election Law Center, has been a go-to expert in the lead-up to the 2024 elections, including features on several media outlets:

• PolitiFact, "Text message shows Turnout the Vote offering “$200 to vote for Kamala Harris”
• Reuters, "Fact Check: Typo on display of Virginia voting equipment does not invalidate votes"
• AzMirror, "Final election results won’t be known tonight. It’s perfectly normal, and here’s why"
• BridgeMI, "Noncitizen facing felony charges after casting ballot in Michigan election"
• Inquirer, "Donald Trump makes false claims about ballots in Lancaster County in Truth Social post"
• The Hill, "Hurricane Helene aftermath poses election hurdles in critical battlegrounds"

Professor Michael Morley, Director of the Election Law Center, has been a go-to expert in the lead-up to the 2024 elections, including features on several media outlets:

• CNN "Last-minute challenges in battleground Pennsylvania target thousands of mail-in ballots"
• Fox 35 Orlando, "What happens with Amendments 3 & 4 after the election"
• Tampa Bay Times, "Hurricane damage effects on Florida election turnout unclear"

Professor Morley recently authored an article for The Conversation titled, “Florida and North Carolina are Making it Easier for People to Vote After the Hurricanes – But Some Risks Remain.”

Professor Morley was quoted in a Citizen Times article, "Presidential election is just five weeks away. How will Helene affect it in North Carolina?"