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Holland & Knight's Real Estate Section Adds David Allswang in Chicago

CHICAGO – David B. Allswang has joined Holland & Knight's Chicago office as a partner in the firm's Real Estate Section. Allswang concentrates his practice in the area of real estate law, with an emphasis on commercial leasing on behalf of landlords and tenants.

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Tiffani Lee Named Diversity Partner for Holland & Knight

MIAMI – Tiffani Lee, a litigation partner in the firm's Miami office, has been appointed Diversity Partner for the firm. Lee previously served as Chair of the firm's African-American Affinity Group and led its external diversity marketing efforts. In her new role, she will work closely with the firm's senior management and Chief Diversity Officer to advance Holland & Knight's diversity initiatives, internally and externally.

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Higher Education Administration A Guide to Legal Ethical and Practical Issues
 
May 25, 2001
 
Rachel S. Blechman- Miami

A book written by Rachel Blechman, a partner at Holland & Knight, and Norma M. Goonen, Dean of the Farquhar Center for Undergraduate Studies of Nova Southeastern University, provides an analysis useful as a desk reference or as a text for practicing and prospective administrators and university counsel. They examine the legal points, ethical questions, and practical steps an administrator or university counsel should be aware of in dealing with some of the most frequently encountered issues in the administration of a college, university, or other postsecondary institution.

Each chapter targets a selected area of academic affairs, and the format includes four sections--legal parameters, ethical considerations, practical suggestions, and an illustrative case. Hiring issues, compensation and employment issues, promotion and tenure, terminations, non-renewals, and reductions in force, academic freedom, student disputes on academic matters, and transcript and degree issues are all analyzed. A general guide that can be readily utilized and understood by those without specific prior training in the law or in higher education administration. The discussions and information the guide contains will be valuable to current and prospective practitioners as they seek to balance the legal, ethical, and practical issues that surface in every decision in the increasingly complex higher education arena.