Man shot at Belle Glade Convenience Store. Did Negligent Security Play a Role?
Negligent Security at Belle Glade Convenience Store? A yet to be identified man died after being shot at a convenience store in Belle Glade, according to the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Department. The shooting occurred shortly before 5:00pm on Thursday, February 22, at the 4th Street Store, located on the 300 block of Dr. Martin ...
Black History Month: A look at the impacts made by Ketanji Brown Jackson and John Mercer Langston
Black History Month In our final Black History Month tribute, GOLDLAW is recognizing the careers and achievements of two more African American legal trailblazers, current United States Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, and John Mercer Langston, a pioneering legal leader. Ketanji Brown Jackson The daughter of a lawyer and educator, Ketanji Brown Jackson was ...
From VAWA to JVTA: The Power of Federal Anti-Assault and Trafficking Laws
Federal Anti-Assault and Trafficking Laws In recent years, the United States has seen significant legislative efforts aimed at combating sexual assault, sex trafficking, and related forms of violence and exploitation. These efforts have included the enactment and reauthorization of several key federal laws. Notable among these are the Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act (VAWA), Trafficking ...
Legal Titans of Civil Rights: Kimberlé Crenshaw and Bryan Stevenson
Titans of Civil Rights GOLDLAW continues its tribute to Black History Month by recognizing the careers and achievements of two more African American legal titans. Ideas possess the remarkable power to shape and propel society. Kimberlé Crenshaw and Bryan Stevenson are living testaments to this phenomenon. Crenshaw’s seminal work on intersectionality provided a critical lens ...
Spencer Kuvin Accepted into the American Board of Trial Advocates
American Board of Trial Advocates GOLDLAW – The Law Offices of Craig Goldenfarb, P.A., is proud to announce that Chief Legal Officer Spencer T. Kuvin has been accepted into the American Board of Trial Advocates. Founded more than 50 years ago, acceptance into ABOTA is among the highest honors trial lawyers can aspire to obtain. ...
Black History Month: Remembering Jane Bolin and Charles Hamilton Houston
Black History Month GOLDLAW continues its tribute to Black History Month by recognizing the careers and achievements of two more African American legal trailblazers, Jane Bolin and Charles Hamilton Houston. Both Bolin and Houston beat the odds to establish themselves as some of the top legal minds in the United States, setting new precedents that ...
Support Heart of the Game!
Heart of the Game: Championing Heart Health Awareness in Sports February marks American Heart Month, a time to raise awareness about heart health and celebrate organizations doing their part to keep hearts beating strong. Among these heroes is GOLDLAW Founder & CEO Craig Goldenfarb, whose non-profit, Heart of the Game/HOTG (heartgame.org), is on a mission ...
Family of FHP Trooper Zachary Fink may have case against trucking company for fatal crash
While pursing a felony conviction who was fleeing law enforcement on Interstate 95 in Port St. Lucie on Friday, February 2, Trooper Zachary Fink, a Florida Highway Patrol trooper, was killed. Reckless driving claims two Lives According to FHP Colonel Gary Howze II, the events leading to the fatal collision began at approximately 2:40am when ...
GOLDLAW: Celebrates Black History Month
The fight for civil rights and justice in America It has been shaped by the phenomenal spirit and intellectual prowess of African American legal pioneers. As we celebrate Black History Month, GOLDLAW will spotlight the extraordinary contributions of these heroes/heroines of the legal arena. From the historic Supreme Court victories and decisions of Thurgood Marshall ...
National Wear Red Day celebrated at GOLDLAW
National Wear Red Day Today, on National Wear Red Day, we at GOLDLAW proudly join the American Heart Association’s “Go Red for Women” initiative. This isn’t just about wearing a color.; it’s about standing united with millions across the nation in raising awareness about heart disease, the leading cause of death for women in the ...
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