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Nova Southeastern University Shepard Broad Law Center | May 2015
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| | Winter semester ends & Class of 2015 prepares for Graduation on May 7th |
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Shepard Broad Law Graduation May 7, 2015
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On May 7, 2015 the Shepard Broad Law Center will hold its commencement ceremony at the Don Taft University Center Arena located on the main campus. Dean Jon M. Garon and NSU President George L. Hanbury II, Ph.D., will welcome the Class of 2015 and their family and friends. This class includes 260 JD candidates (full & part-time) and 50 candidates for an MS degree in one of three areas: Education, Health, or Employment Law. The Commencement speaker is The Honorable Joseph Lewis, Jr , Chief Judge of Florida's First District Court of Appeal. The Student Commencement speakers are Ariel Rebecca Deray (JD) and Jhoanna Lardizabal (MS, Health Law). Members of the Class of 2015 provided a total of 19,907 hours of pro bono service to the local community. Eighty-one candidates participated in the Pro Bono Honor Program, earning Gold (300+ hours each), Silver (125-299 hours each) and Bronze (50-124 hours each) honors.
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NSU Shepard Broad Employment Numbers for Class of 2014
NSU Law's 2014 class outperformed the national average for employment in the critical full-time, long-term, bar required job category, with 62.1% of NSU law grads (174/280) securing jobs in these positions, compared to 59.9% of graduates nationally and only 51.3% in Florida. Also nationally, 71% of 2014's new lawyers reported full-time, long-term employment in positions for which bar passage was required or a JD was preferred compared with 67.2% (188/280) of NSU graduates and a mere 61.6% among all of Florida. NSU also had fewer student unemployed and seeking work than the Florida or the national average, with only 9.2% of NSU Law grads (26/280) in this category compared to the national average of 9.8% nationally and 13.4% in Florida.
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Law Center Plus: Continuing Your Legal Education
"Board Certification: Reaching the Pinnacle of Practice"
Join Us on May 15, 2015
from 7:30AM to 9:30AM
Shepard Broad Law Center
Space is limited! Click here to register. Advanced registration required.
Live web streaming is available for those who cannot attend in person.
Live web streaming registration will close on Wednesday, May 13, 2015 at 12:00 PM
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(L. to R.): Professor Donna Litman, Steven Farbman, Sheryl Moore, Todd Weicholz &
William Snyder
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Five Board Certified attorneys will present this seminar. Participants will learn how to achieve a higher standard of professionalism and ethics in practice, and the importance of such a distinction. Building practice skills and experience is an important part of preparing to become Board Certified, no matter how much experience an attorney currently has.
Don't miss out! Register today. If you are unable to attend in person, there is a live streaming option available at registration but registration for it closes at 12:00 PM on Wednesday, May 13th. The link will be sent the day before the seminar to the email you used at registration. Email Elena Minicucci for assistance with web streaming: minicucc@nova.edu
The Florida Bar approved 1.5 CLE credits, (general, including 0.5 hour for Ethics), for this seminar. Enjoy a complimentary continental breakfast.
Check-in and continental breakfast begin at 7:30AM. Seminar begins promptly at 8:00AM.
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Law Center Plus Seminar Series: Continuing Your Legal Education
Law Center Plus provides ongoing skills training and other resources for our alumni, especially our newest members. A series of ten seminars each year will include practice skills that will build confidence among new attorneys and educate all our alumni seeking to improve their knowledge and skills in a variety of areas. Seminars are held monthly on Friday mornings at the Law Center and are free to alumni in their first 24 months post-graduation. Other alumni and attorneys may attend for a registration fee. All attendees receive a continental breakfast and CLE credits.
Upcoming Law Center Plus Seminars:
 June 19, 2014
Going Your Own Way: What You Need to Know About Starting Your Own Practice or Business
Presented by:
July 10, 2015
 Charities for Fun & Profit: Serving and Representing Them
Presented by:
Registration for upcoming Law Center Plus Seminars will open each month as the year progresses. Click here to register for the May seminar.
To learn about available sponsorship opportunities, click here.
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Meet fellow NSU Shepard Broad Law alumni at a networking event in downtown
West Palm Beach
Enjoy appetizers and one drink (beer/wine/soda) plus 2-for-1 drinks at cash bar to follow.
Date: Thursday, May 14, 2015
Time: 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm
Place: Roxy's Pub, 309 Clematis Street, West Palm Beach, FL
Cost: $10.00 per person if paid by May 7, 2015
$15.00 per person if paid on or after May 8, 2015
RSVP: Payment in advance is required please RSVP by May 11, 2015
Special thanks to our event sponsors:
Cynthia M. Pyfrom, PA
This event is brought to you by the Palm Beach Chapter:
Hope Baros (JD 2013) President,
Ron Herman (JD 2000) Vice President, &
Pamela D'Alo Balaguera (JD 2011) Secretary
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Meet fellow NSU Shepard Broad Law alumni at a networking event in downtown
Fort Lauderdale
Enjoy delicious YOLO appetizers and two drinks (beer/wine/soda) plus 2-for-1 drinks at cash bar to follow.
Date: Thursday, May 21, 2015
Time: 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm
Place: YOLO, 333 East Las Olas Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale, FL
Cost: $25.00 per person if paid by May 14, 2015
$35.00 per person if paid by May 20, 2015
RSVP: Payment in advance is required please RSVP by May 20, 2015
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Law Alumni Reception at The Florida Bar Convention
June 25, 2015 from 6:30 to 7:30 pm
Boca Raton Resort & Club
 The annual Law Alumni reception at the Florida Bar Convention is June 25, 2015 from 6:30 to 7:30 PM at the Boca Raton Resort & Club located at 501 East Camino Real, Boca Raton, FL. Enjoy complimentary appetizers and drinks (beer/wine/soda), visit with Dean Jon Garon, fellow alumni and law faculty. Registration is now open Please RSVP in advance by June 19, 2015.
Sponsorship opportunities for the Law Alumni reception are available to promote your firm or business. For more information on sponsorships, contact Elena Minicucci, Director of Alumni Relations at minicucc@nova.edu or 954-262-6303. | |
Law Center Plus Seminar Deposition Despots: Managing Difficult Attorneys & Witnesses
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Jeremy Singer, Natalie Giachos &
Professor Michael Flynn discuss role play
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On Friday, April 17, 2015, Professor Michael Flynn, J.D., Natalie Giachos, Esq. (JD 2006) of Boyar & Freeman PA in Coral Springs, FL and Jeremy Singer, Esq., (JD 2011) of Greenberg Traurig, LLP in Fort Lauderdale, FL presented, "Deposition Despots: Managing Difficult Attorneys & Witnesses." Over 50 alumni, students, and friends attended either in person or via streaming live webinar. Attendees learned how to maintain their professionalism when the other attorney and the witness refuse to cooperate and attempt to "take over" the deposition. The key, according to Professor Flynn, is to anticipate what could happen to derail your deposition and be ready to contact the Judge if court intervention is necessary.
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Support the Shepard Broad Law Center Annual Fund
Please consider supporting the Shepard Broad Law Center with a gift to the law school's Annual Fund. These gifts have a meaningful impact on legal education by allowing the Law Center to direct gifts to the areas where they are needed most, supporting initiatives such as student scholarships, clinical education, co-curricular experiences, and pro bono and professional development opportunities.
If you prefer to designate your gift more specifically, you can help to shape the area of your choice. No matter where you decide to focus your support, your gift is always helpful - and very much appreciated. If you would like to learn more about opportunities to support the Shepard Broad Law Center, please contact Director of Development, Susan Stephan, at 954-262-6261 or sstephan@nova.edu. Thank you!
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| Broward County Women Lawyers' Association 2015 "Rising Star" Scholarship Awarded to Shepard Broad Law Student
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| | The Hon. Giuseppina Miranda (JD 1999) presents the Rising Star Scholarship to Sara Mammarella (3L). Photo by Ginny Fujino of Blacktie South Florida |
Sara Mammarella, a 2015 JD candidate, was awarded the 2015 "Rising Star" scholarship on April 22, 2015. The Broward County Women Lawyers' Association (BCWLA), in partnership with NSU Shepard Broad Law Center, awards up to $10,000 in scholarship money to a law student who exemplifies the ideals of legal scholarship, community involvement, civic involvement, and familial relationships. Sara is currently a dual degree student at NSU and is expected to earn her Ph.D. in Conflict Resolution from NSU in 2016. She earned her MBA at the H. Wayne Huizenga School of Business and Entrepreneurship at NSU in 2010. A member of the prestigious President's 64, she represents the University at community events, she was President of the Criminal Law Society in 2014 and had volunteered for Mission United (Legal Aid) in 2013, worked in the NSU Veterans' Law Clinic in 2014, and at the Louisiana Center for Children's Rights in 2015. Mammarella earned several other scholarships, and studied abroad in London, England with the Mitchell College of Law last summer. Her interest in environmental law led her to write two articles concerning the BP Oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. She is also a dedicated mother to her son, Christian Mammarella, age 8.
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Kaye Bender Rembaum Awards Scholarship
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| | (L to R): Robert Kaye managing member, Michael Bender Firm member, Stephanie Herrmann and Jon Garon, Dean of Shepard Broad Law Center |
Stephanie Herrmann's (rising 3L) academic achievements, community service, and her essay about a solving common issues facing community associations earned her a $2,500 scholarship. The Kaye Bender Rembaum presents an annual scholarship to a second or third year full-time or fourth year evening law student at Nova Southeastern University who is in good academic standing, demonstrates community involvement and prepares an essay on a topic relating to community association law. This is the fifth year the Firm awarded the scholarship to an NSU law student.
Law Dean Jon Garon said that contributions from community partners contribute to the continued success of NSU law students. "We value the relationship we have with partners like Kaye Bender Rembaum who not only offer this scholarship opportunity to our students but also hire them as well. It speaks to the talents and accomplishments of our students" said Garon.
Kaye Bender Rembaum is a full-service commercial law firm concentrating on the representation of more than 800 community associations throughout Florida.
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| NSU Law Students at Health Law Transactional Competition
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| | Above (L to R) are: Thomas (Alex) Maniotis, Maureen DeAngles, Professor Donna Litman, and Justin Hodges |
Three rising 3L law students traveled to Loyola University Chicago School of Law to participate in the L. Edward Bryant, Jr. National Health Law Transactional Competition
on March 20, 2015. Thomas Maniotis, Maureen DeAngles, and Justin Hodges were coached by Professors Donna Litman and Kathy Cerminara. The Shepard Broad Law team prepared a memo to their client, a hospital system, advising it on business structure options to prepare for expansion of its business into insurance and durable medical equipment. The students advised the client about complex health laws and other matters to help it arrive at a decision.
To prepare for the competition, the team was also coached by NSU law alumni: Gerald Morris (JD 1977), Melissa Aponte-Martini (JD 2014), Carisa Champion-Lippmann (JD Candidate 2015/DO Candidate 2016), Sylvia Cobo (JD 2014), Matthew Horton (JD 2013), A. Shawn Murray (JD 2013), Joanne Charles (JD 2007), Martavis Clarke (JD 2012), Michael Igel (JD 2006), Troy Kishbaugh (JD 1998), Amy Roskin, MD (JD 2002), Fred Segal (JD 2007) and Nicole Sauvola-LeMay (JD 2001).
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Shepard Broad Law Center's Student Bar Association & President Win STUEY Award
The Student Bar Association won a STUEY Award as the NSU Student Government of the Year, presented on March 31, 2015. Selected from a field of five finalists, the SBA was noted for its members' active involvement on a variety of levels at both the Law Center and University. The SBA also organized several charitable fund-raising events such as a holiday toy drive and a benefit that SBA co-sponsored with NSU's College of Osteopathic Medicine and College of Pharmacy to help the Miami Children's Hospital Foundation and Diamond Blackfan Anemia Foundation. SBA President, Lyn Roman, also won a STUEY for NSU Student of the Year - Overall.
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Five Professors Speak at Regional People of Color Legal Scholarship Conference
Associate Professor Jane Cross and several of her colleagues, presented during the 2015 meeting of the Southeast-Southwest People of Color Legal Scholarship Conference in North Carolina. Professor Cross serves on the Executive Planning Committee and moderated a panel, "Connecting the Work of Clinicians, Legal Writing Professors, and Practicing Attorneys to prepare for Law Practice." Professor Olympia Duhart planned "Breaking-In and Staying-In at Every Level" which was held the first day. Associate Dean and Professor linda f. harrison spoke during a panel on "Teaching the Unprepared Law Student" while Associate Professor Camille Lamar presented at back-to-back panels: "Breaking-In the Academy" and "Staying-In the Academy." Professor Elena Marty-Nelson spoke on a panel called, "Developing a Curriculum for 21st Century Practice and Beyond."
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Professor Kathy L. Cerminara
Professor Kathy L. Cerminara spoke on a panel titled, "Schiavo: Ten Years Later at Florida Ethics: Decisions, Debates and Solutions" produced by the Florida Bioethics Network and the University of Miami, during the University of Miami's 23rd Annual Bioethics Conference.
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Professor Joel Mintz Writes About
Funding Cuts at EPA
Joel Mintz, Professor of Law, posted a blog on the Center for Progressive Reform website about the impacts of reduced staffing and budget cuts at the Environmental Protection Agency. Mintz wrote that EPA budget cuts come at the expense of clear air and water and other natural resources. Fewer staff to enforce rules and inspect facilities will result in a bigger burden for remaining staff to keep violators in check. Read the full article online
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Professor Writes Editorial on Gun-Free Zones
Professor Randolph Braccialarghe wrote an editorial that appeared April 28, 2015 in the Tallahassee Democrat Newspaper about gun-free zones. He argued that establishing gun-free zones at schools and public places sends the wrong message to would-be assassins and is the result of "wishful thinking" on the part of legislators and school officials. Read the full article
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American Association of Law Libraries Selects Three Shepard Broad Librarians for Committees
The American Association of Law Libraries (AALL) has 5,000 members and its committees are selected to serve by the AALL Executive Board. Three librarians from NSU Law were appointed to committees as follows:
Carolyn Brown was appointed to the AALL Diversity Committee. This committee's mission is to ensure the diversity of the Association's membership.
Alison Rosenberg LLTC Head of Outreach Services was appointed to the AALL Continuing Professional Education Committee. This committee's mission is supporting the career development and continuing professional development of its members.
Becka Rich, LLTC Senior Association Director was appointed to the AALL Leadership Development Committee. This committee's mission is supporting the leadership development of its members so that they are recognized as the foremost leaders and experts in legal information, research, and technology.
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McIntosh, Sawran & Cartaya, P.A. win STUEY Award from NSU
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| | Pictured above (L to R) are Ilana B. Lazarus, Esq. (JD 2013), Carmen Y. Cartaya, Shareholder, James Sawran, Managing Shareholder (JD 1982), Kimberly Kanoff Berman, Esq., Senior Associate, and Bruno Renda, Esq. (JD 2011) |
On March 31, 2015 Nova Southeastern University held the Sixteenth Annual STUEY Awards. Each year, the University recognizes people and organizations that best reflect NSU's Core Values. The law firm of McIntosh, Sawran & Cartaya, P.A. was nominated by the Shepard Broad Law Center for Corporate Partner of the Year and was selected from among five finalists as the winner. Among its many South Florida community outreach endeavors, McIntosh, Sawran & Cartaya, PA is a major donor and belongs to the NSU Fellows Society , has made resource donations to the Law Library & Technology Center, and Shareholder Doug McIntosh (JD 1981) serves on the Shepard Broad Law Center's Board of Governors. Attorney Bruno Renda (JD 2011) serves on the Law Alumni Association Board of Directors, and Firm partners and associates have taught as Adjunct Professors, coached Moot Court teams, and judged many Moot Court Competitions.
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Leon M. Biegalski (JD 1993) was named the Deputy Secretary of the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation, in Tallahassee, FL. Biegalski oversees the Divisions of Pari-Mutuel Wagering; Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco; Hotels and Restaurants; and Condominiums, Timeshares and Mobile Homes.
Alexander D. Brown (JD 2004) has joined The Concept Law Group, P.A. in Fort Lauderdale, FL as a Partner. Brown focuses on complex business litigation and intellectual property litigation.
Cheryl Caracuzzo (JD 1996) was appointed by Governor Scott to the Circuit Court of the 15th Judicial Circuit for Palm Beach County, FL. A career prosecutor in the State Attorney's Office, Judge Caracuzzo replaces Circuit Judge Edward Fine, who retired. Working for the State Attorney's Office since 1996, Judge Caracuzzo was a "top-notch homicide prosecutor" according to Palm Beach State Attorney, Dave Aronberg.
Mary A. D' Ambrosio (JD 1989) is a Judge of Compensation Claims in the Office of the Judges of Compensation Claims in West Palm Beach, FL, and was awarded the 2015 Kennie Edwards Award by the Workers' Compensation Practice Committee of the Palm Beach County Bar Association. The Kennie Edwards Award is presented annually to the workers' compensation attorney who best exemplifies those professional qualities admired in Kennie - honesty, integrity, cordiality, good humor, high ethical standards, and advocacy tempered by a sense of humility.
Camila A. Daza (JD 2014) serves on the board for Covenant House Florida. Covenant House is a residential crisis shelter for homeless, runaway, and at-risk youth in Fort Lauderdale, FL. Covenant House is having its 6th annual 5k run on A1A in Fort Lauderdale on May 16, 2015 to raise money for Covenant House programs to assist homeless youths. If you want to register to run or sponsor the run, visit www.5KonA1A.com
Jennifer Diaz (JD 2006) a Shareholder and the Chair of the Customs & International Trade Practice at Becker & Poliakoff in Coral Gables, FL has been named a winner of the AXA Advisors Businesswomen of the Year Awards from the Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce. Her practice areas include federal regulation for matters involving the Food & Drug Administration, Transportation Security Administration, Export Licensing and areas related to government law & lobbying and customs and international trade.
Dominic O. Fariello (JD 2002) of the Law Offices of Dominic O. Fariello, PA in Tampa, FL raised $3,000 for a charity, "Wheelchairs 4 Kids". Fariello's practice areas include personal injury, criminal defense, family law, and traffic defense. He hosts "Ask the Dom" on 102.5 FM in Tampa on Sundays from 10 am to Noon, offering advice to callers.
Marta Garcia (JD 2014) joined Diaz Reus & Targ LLP in Miami, FL as an associate. Garcia is a bilingual international attorney, focusing her practice on international transactions, contractual disputes, and complex commercial litigation. She also earned a J.D. from the Universitat de Barcelona, Facultat de Dret in 2005.
Melinda S. Gentile (JD 1985) a Partner with Peckar & Abramson, P.C. in Miami, FL, received The Florida Bar Real Property Probate and Trust Law Section's Lifetime Achievement Award This award recognizes attorneys who, throughout their careers, have demonstrated exceptional service to the association's Real Property, Probate and Trust Law Section. Gentile's practice areas include construction law, contracts and risk management, commercial litigation, government contracts, and dispute resolution.
Ginger Lerner-Wren (JD 1983) a Judge in the Criminal Division, County Court, for the 17th Judicial Circuit in Broward County, Florida received the National Council for Behavioral Health's "Elected Official Service in Advocacy" award in recognition of efforts to expand access to services for people living with mental illnesses and addictions.
Ana M. Lopez (JD 2003) with Lopez Law, LLC in Orlando, FL focuses on personal injury, family law and mediation. Lopez was chosen as the 2015 Voluntary Bar Liaison Chair for the Hispanic Bar Association of Central Florida.
Peter L. Meltzer (JD 1998) is an attorney with Pathman Lewis, LLP in Miami, FL. Mr. Meltzer focuses on real estate transactions, real estate litigation, complex commercial and residential mortgage foreclosures, community association law and civil litigation. In 2014 he was elected to the Board of Directors of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.
Assad S. Mirza (JD 2000) a managing partner at Mirza Basulto & Robbins, LLP focuses on condominium and homeowners association litigation issues. Mirza wrote an article that appeared in the Broward County Bar's Barrister magazine's April 2015 edition in the legal health corner "Quick Lower Back Stretches for the Office." (page 16).
Nicole P. Netti (JD 2013) is an attorney with Haber Blank, LLP in Ft. Lauderdale, FL focusing on family law and civil litigation. Netti was accepted as a member of the National Association of Professional Women.
Scott Nyman (JD 2009) opened Nyman IP LLC, in Chicago, IL. Nyman practices primarily in patent, trademark, copyright, and intellectual property law.
Patyl Oflazian (JD 2010) is an Assistant State Attorney in the Office of the State Attorney for the 17th Judicial Circuit in Fort Lauderdale, FL. Oflazian was nominated as one of South Florida's "Finest Young Professionals" by the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
Irene B. Pons Meyers (JD 2004) with the Pons Law Firm in Orlando, FL focuses on family law, bankruptcy and foreclosures. Pons Meyers was chosen as the 2015 Secretary for the Hispanic Bar Association of Central Florida
Chad J. Robinson (JD 2008) is an attorney with Wites & Kapetan P.A. in Lighthouse Point, FL. He focuses on personal injury and wrongful death actions, and property owners in claims against insurance companies. Robinson is the public address announcer for the Miami Marlins.
John D. Sarai (JD 2008) is a partner with SM Law Group in Sherman Oaks, CA. Sarai focuses on business and consumer bankruptcy and has filed the most bankruptcies in California.
Amanda Rose Sejba (JD 2014) is an attorney with Coast-to-Coast Legal Aid in Plantation, FL. She received the Equal Justice Works Fellowship that enables her to work at Legal Aid. Her work helping Veterans was recently featured in The Florida Bar Foundation's Speaking of Justice article "Medical-Legal Partnership Answers Veterans' Needs; Changes Lives".
Andrew Spence (JD 2012) an associate with Carlson Meissner Hart & Hayslett in its New Port Richey, FL office. His practice areas include personal injury and workers compensation.
Grey Tesh (JD 2001) of Grey Tesh Criminal & Injury Law in West Palm Beach, FL focuses on criminal defense and personal injury law. He is Board Certified by The Florida Bar in Criminal Trial Law. Tesh is running for the 2015-16 Palm Beach County Bar Association Board of Directors.
Matthew Thibaut (JD 2001) a Partner at Ciklin, Lubitz & O'Connell in West Palm Beach, FL was selected by Legal Aid Society of Palm Beach County for the 2015 Employment Law Pro Bono Award. Thibaut was one of ten attorneys recognized for providing free legal services to citizens in need. He will be honored during the Legal Aid Society's 27th Annual Pro Bono Recognition Evening & Auction on May 9, 2015 at the Palm Beach County Convention Center. Thibaut practices in the areas of employment and securities law and he was recently selected as an academy fellow in The Florida Bar's Wm. Reece Smith, Jr. Leadership Academy for Diversity & Inclusion. He serves on the Securities Law and Employment Law Committees of the Palm Beach County Bar Association.
Sean F. Thompson (JD 2004) has become a Partner with Krupnick Campbell Malone Buser Slama Hancock Liberman in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. Thompson focuses on medical malpractice, wrongful death, product liability, nursing home, personal injury, and general negligence litigation.
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NSU Alumni Association Events
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The NSU Alumni Association (NSUAA) hosts a variety of programs and events to keep you involved and active throughout the year. All alumni are welcome, including law.
In Chicago, IL on Thursday, June 11, 2015 join NSU Alumni at Down the Line Rooftop Shark Party to watch the Chicago Cubs take on the Cincinnati Reds at Wrigley Field. Tickets are very limited to this event. Buy your tickets now.
In Miami, FL on Saturday, June 27, 2015 bring your family and friends to NSU Alumni Day at Zoo Miami for a wild day of attractions, food and fun starting at 9:30 am. Buy your tickets now.
Be sure to check out other upcoming NSUAA events for the opportunity to reconnect with NSU and fellow alumni! Click here for a full list.
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May 21, 2015 from 6:00 to 8:00 PM
Every month the Museum features a different pairing of food and drinks in this series. In May, explore beers from New Belgium Brewing presented by Dave Crisafi, author of the South Florida Beer Blog and one of the first proponents of the craft beer expansion in South Florida. Learn the art of food pairing during this fun evening of beer and small bites. Event guests are invited to view museum galleries starting at 5 pm. $40 per person; $25 for Members at the Patron ($500) level and above. Limited seating, reservations required. RSVP to moareservations@moafl.org or 954-262-0204. The Museum also offers many interesting classes for children and adults.
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If you have suggestions for new items that you'd like us to consider, send your ideas to Elena Minicucci at minicucc@nova.edu |
For questions, suggestions, and to submit news, please contact:
Elena Rose Minicucci, JD (1996)
Director of Alumni Relations
Shepard Broad Law Center
minicucc@nova.edu
954-262-6303
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