Seven Years Later: What I’ve Learned About Law, Leadership and Gratitude

By Jorge Piedra
September 24, 2026

Jorge L. Piedra

As I thought about my own journey over the past seven years, one word kept coming into my head: gratitude.

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Rise in ‘AI Slop’ Threatens Court Function, and Judges Are Frustrated

By Annie Mayne
September 18, 2026

Tal Lifshitz

A Florida appellate court opinion identifying yet another attorney who allegedly misused artificial intelligence serves as a window into how exasperated state court judges have become with the “AI slop” filling their dockets.

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‘Constant sound of the turbines’: Florida neighbors complain of power plant noise

By Rafael Olmeda
September 1, 2026

Benjamin J. Widlanski

“I’m not accustomed to sleeping with ear plugs and pillows over my head,” one resident says. “But I guess I have to be.”

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