Download this article – PDF In Miami’s legal community, many Black attorneys still feel like ‘fish out of water’ BY ROB WILE “We’re not doing enough.”  When it comes to the legal profession’s progress on racial inequities, Alan Kluger doesn’t mince words.  “It’s not intentional,” Kluger, the co-namesake of well-regarded …

      Download this article – PDF Majority-White Firm Hopes New Scholarship, Hiring Pipeline Changes Its Racial Makeup By Raychel Lean When leading Miami trial attorney and professor H.T. Smith was asked about having a scholarship named after him, aimed at supporting law students of color in South Florida, he dropped his phone …

A combination of lifestyle factors and economic opportunities are enticing people from around the country to move to Florida. 2020 set new records for population growth, with almost a thousand people officially moving in every day. Real estate is booming, and new businesses are starting up. An increase in divorce …

Q: The transition to remote work has been tough for many firms, especially when it comes to maintaining a firm culture. How has Kluger Kaplan been able to adapt so well to these sudden changes? AK: Not being together in the office is a challenge because we have such a …

Amidst the pandemic, I have seen the legal industry adapt with ease to a technology-driven world, especially one area in particular: virtual mediation. In fact, outside of operating in a remote environment, the mediation process has not changed at all; the only difference is that attorneys are no longer sitting …