Florida State University College of Law is launching its new Bankruptcy Law Pro Bono Clinic, providing law students with the unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience working on federal bankruptcy cases.

Thank you to everyone who attended the FSU Election Law Center's annual Election Law Conference commemorating the 25th anniversary of Bush v. Gore. We were thrilled to welcome over 250 attendees from across the country, all eager to engage in a thoughtful and in-depth analysis of this pivotal case in American history. The conference was truly a remarkable event, packed with meaningful discussions and commemorative content. We had the privilege of hearing from a range of speakers who offered unique perspectives on the case.

The FSU College of Law hosted its third annual Business Law Review Symposium, focused on "Encapsulating Product Packaging Trade Dress." The event, which attracted over 500 attendees both virtually and in person, brought together leading intellectual property scholars and practitioners to discuss the protection of trade dress—the distinctive packaging, colors, or designs that define a brand’s identity.

Professor Michael Morley was featured in a Bloomberg Law article titled “Push to End National Injunctions Prompts Concern Over Rights.”

Professor Jacob Eisler was featured in an interview on NTD news titled, "Legal Panel Analysis: Lower Courts Blocking Trump’s Executive Orders ‘Extraordinary’ Because They’re Shaping Federal Policy.”

Professor Michael Morley was quoted in a Politifact article, "Was Zelenskyy's Pennsylvania visit ‘election interference’? Why experts say no."

Professor Wayne Logan was recently interviewed by WFLA News Channel 8 for a feature titled "Dexter's Law: Pushing for Tougher Sentencing for Animal Cruelty."

Professor Jay Kesten was quoted in a Business Insider article titled "Lawsuits involving DOGE and the Trump administration that corporate America may want to watch."

FSU Law’s Legislative Practice course welcomed Speaker Daniel Perez for an engaging discussion on his role as Florida Speaker of the House and his leadership approach. Former FSU President John Thrasher, who co-teaches the course alongside Associate Dean Debra Henley, moderated the conversation.