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Scott Silverman

Miami
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Mediator and arbitrator with JAMS. Former Miami circuit and county court judge for nearly 22 years.
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When the War is Personal: What Veterans Are Feeling Right Now

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By Scott Silverman
| California Business Journal
A tumultuous time became even more so on the last day of February when the United States commenced with airstrikes on Iran. Within days, the hope that it would be a very short-lived campaign faded The United States and Israel were officially at war with Iran. For most Americans, this is breaking news. For veterans who served in Iraq, Afghanistan, or anywhere in the Middle East, this is something else entirely.
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Beyond Adderall: Sustainable Performance Strategies For Executives

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By Scott Silverman
| Healthcare Business Today
There’s a bottle in your desk drawer. Adderall, prescribed years ago for focus issues you may or may not have had. You started taking it occasionally—before major presentations, during quarterly close, when you needed to power through a critical deadline. Now you take it most days. You’ve increased the dose on your own because the original amount stopped working. You get irritable when you run low. You’ve considered finding a second prescriber because your doctor started asking questions.
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Why The Aviation Industry’s Addiction Treatment Success Story Should Inspire Every Industry

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By Scott Silverman
| California Business Journal
When Captain Lyle Prouse stepped into the cockpit of Northwest Flight 650 on March 8, 1990, he was carrying more than 58 passengers—he was carrying a blood alcohol content of 0.13 percent, more than triple the legal limit for pilots. His arrest that morning made headlines as the first commercial airline pilot convicted of flying while intoxicated, seemingly ending his career forever. Yet five years later, Prouse was back in the cockpit, eventually retiring honorably as a 747 captain.
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