Judge Evans Receives Naming Honor at NSU

The Black Law Student Association at Nova Southeastern University Shepard Broad College of Law has named their chapter after the Seventeenth Circuit’s own Judge Kal Evans!
In recognition of his continuing contributions to the program since his time as a student, the naming honor is much bigger than the physical presentation, according to Judge Evans. “Sometimes the biggest gift is the realization of the impact that you have made,” he says.
Congratulations on your well deserved honor, Judge Evans.
Judge Gottlieb Becomes President of the Justice Unit

On April 18, Chief Judge Tuter installed the Board of the Justice Unit, a Jewish Legal Bar Association. In addition to being installed as President, County Court Judge Kenneth Gottlieb was also presented a Proclamation from County Commissioner Michael Udine for his accomplishments.
Special thanks to State Rep. Michael Gottlieb, host of the Zoom event, and Florida Supreme Court Justice Alan Lawson for his inspirational remarks to the Justice Unit.
Jury Trials Resume with Strict Adherence to CDC Rules

 

Judges Recognized at Women’s History Month Events

Congratulations to the judges who were recognized in two separate events this week, as part of Women’s History Month.

The Broward County Bar Association along with the Broward County Women Lawyers’ Association hosted “International Women’s Day: A Celebration of Women in the Legal Community” and spotlighted Judges Hope Bristol, Stacy Ross, and Florence Taylor, for their leadership in the legal field. The annual celebration began a few years ago, when Judge Michele Towbin-Singer took an active role in drafting the program.

Judge Kathleen McCarthy was recognized for her contributions to the legal community at the 2021 Latinas in Law event, hosted by the Broward County Bar Association Hispanic Lawyers and the Broward County Hispanic Bar Association.

Congratulations to all who were recognized and honored!

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