Faculty in the News

Professor Rima Nathan, alongside Miles Taylor from the FSU Pepper Institute on Aging and Public Policy and Dr. R. Kelley Myers from the Tallahassee Memorial Family Medicine Residency Program, has recently been awarded under FSU's Clinical Catalyst Grant Program, with the grant being titled, "Increasing the Uptake of Advanced Care Directives in Hospital and Clinical Settings."

Professor Michael Morley was featured in an AL.com news article, "'Inconsistent:' Supreme Court ignores its own 20-year-old rule in Alabama redistricting case."

Professor Rima Nathan and alumna Alexis Fulton ('25) recently partnered with the Legal Services of North Florida (LNSF) Tallahassee Pro Bono Team to host an Estate Planning Clinic for the community. Law students from the Elder Law Clinic and the Tallahassee Pro Bono Team spent the day assisting nine clients with estate planning and advance directive documents and needs

Associate Professor Jay Kesten has a forthcoming article with the Georgia State Law Review, "Presidential Immunity: A Lesson from Corporate Law."

Professor Michael Morley was featured in a Honolulu Civil Beat news article titled, "Can Tommy Waters Even Run For A Third Honolulu Council Term?"

Professor Rima Nathan was interviewed by Todd Whatley on The Elder Law Coach Podcast episode, "How A Law School Elder Law Clinic Trains Practice Ready Attorneys."

Professor Patricia Born was recently quoted in an Axios Tampa Bay article, "Florida hurricane forecast brings cautious hope for insurance market."

Professor Patricia Born was recently quoted in an MSN article, "After years of chaos following Hurricane Ian, Florida’s insurance market may finally be stabilizing."

Professor Rima Nathan was featured in a Florida State University News article, "Faculty spotlight: How FSU's Rima Nathan turns legal education into action."

Professor Patricia Born was recently quoted in an NBC 6 South article, "Florida property insurance experts cautiously optimistic ahead of hurricane season."