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Alan Gomez

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Media Relations and Communications Manager at @GT_Law. Recovering journalist. Former @USATODAY, @PBPost, @PNJ, @_PantherNOW, @MichiganDaily, @BelenVincam.
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Reinstate Election Related Petitions Removed from Change​.​org

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By Alan Gomez
| Change.org
The Issue As individuals deeply affected by the removal of certain election-related petitions from the Change.org platform, we believe in the importance of these petitions. These petitions reflected the voices of countless U.S. citizens seeking a recount or expressing their concerns about the potential return of Donald Trump, a convicted felon with 34 charges, to the presidential office.
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Current President of the Moot Court Board Strives to Forge Bonds

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By Alan Gomez
| miami.edu
When William Brandyburg started at Spring Hill College in his hometown of Mobile, Alabama, he had no idea what to major in or what he wanted to become. The small, liberal arts Jesuit college emphasized rhetoric, writing, and critical thinking, with students regularly discussing topics in class. That taught him how to take in different perspectives, think through problems, and present his best case. The bug was planted. Brandyburg realized he’d make a good lawyer.
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Alumnus Pilots One of Largest Aviation Litigation Portfolios in the Nation

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By Alan Gomez
| miami.edu
Steven Marks' first aviation trial was a disaster. Marks, J.D. ’85, was fresh out of the University of Miami School of Law and struggling to make a mark working the leftover commercial cases his higher-ups at Podhurst Orseck sent his way. His office was a converted closet he shared with another young associate, the two of them splitting one phone, crammed between stacks of cleaning supplies. The case, Chason v. Bell, was supposed to be his breakthrough.
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