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5 Estate Planning Mistakes That If Not Resolved Now Will Cause Major Headaches Later
Estate planning is one of those tasks we often put off, but overlooking key details can create serious complications for your loved ones. Here are five commonly forgotten steps that
Scott Remington Named to Florida Trend’s “Florida 500” List
Pensacola, FL – Clark Partington is proud to announce that attorney and shareholder Scott Remington has been named to Florida Trend magazine’s prestigious Florida 500, recognizing the state’s most influential
Why Choosing the Right Co-Trustee Matters: Lessons from the Jimmy Buffett Estate Dispute
When beloved musician and entrepreneur Jimmy Buffett passed away in 2023, he left behind a detailed estate plan designed to support his wife, Jane Buffett, and their children. Yet despite
Clark Partington Mourns the Passing of Founder William (Bill) H. Clark
Pensacola, FL — The attorneys and staff of Clark Partington Attorneys at Law mourn the passing of William (Bill) H. Clark, who died on October 10, 2025. As one of
Florida’s CHOICE Act Reshapes Employment Agreements: What Employers Must Know
By Mason Kay Florida has taken a bold step in transforming the landscape of employment contracts with the passage of the Contracts Honoring Opportunity, Investment, Confidentiality, and Economic Growth Act
Clark Partington Celebrates Four Years on Florida Trend’s Best Companies List
PENSACOLA, FL — Clark Partington Attorneys at Law is proud to celebrate a “Fantastic Four” milestone — marking its fourth consecutive year on Florida Trend’s Best Companies To Work For
Clark Partington Shareholder Alan Manning Returns to Catholic High School to Teach History
PENSACOLA, FL — Clark Partington announces the retirement of longtime shareholder A. Alan Manning, who will conclude his tenure with the firm this week to return to teaching history at
Supreme Court Deadlock: Implications for State Voucher Programs and Religious Charter Schools
By Trevor Pugh On May 22, 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in St. Isidore v. Oklahoma revealed a 4-4 deadlock. When the Court splits evenly, the lower court’s decision stands
5 Estate Planning Mistakes That If Not Resolved Now Will Cause Major Headaches Later
Estate planning is one of those tasks we often put off, but overlooking key details can create serious complications for your loved ones. Here are five commonly forgotten steps that
Scott Remington Named to Florida Trend’s “Florida 500” List
Pensacola, FL – Clark Partington is proud to announce that attorney and shareholder Scott Remington has been named to Florida Trend magazine’s prestigious Florida 500, recognizing the state’s most influential
Why Choosing the Right Co-Trustee Matters: Lessons from the Jimmy Buffett Estate Dispute
When beloved musician and entrepreneur Jimmy Buffett passed away in 2023, he left behind a detailed estate plan designed to support his wife, Jane Buffett, and their children. Yet despite
Clark Partington Mourns the Passing of Founder William (Bill) H. Clark
Pensacola, FL — The attorneys and staff of Clark Partington Attorneys at Law mourn the passing of William (Bill) H. Clark, who died on October 10, 2025. As one of
Florida’s CHOICE Act Reshapes Employment Agreements: What Employers Must Know
By Mason Kay Florida has taken a bold step in transforming the landscape of employment contracts with the passage of the Contracts Honoring Opportunity, Investment, Confidentiality, and Economic Growth Act
Clark Partington Celebrates Four Years on Florida Trend’s Best Companies List
PENSACOLA, FL — Clark Partington Attorneys at Law is proud to celebrate a “Fantastic Four” milestone — marking its fourth consecutive year on Florida Trend’s Best Companies To Work For
Clark Partington Shareholder Alan Manning Returns to Catholic High School to Teach History
PENSACOLA, FL — Clark Partington announces the retirement of longtime shareholder A. Alan Manning, who will conclude his tenure with the firm this week to return to teaching history at
Supreme Court Deadlock: Implications for State Voucher Programs and Religious Charter Schools
By Trevor Pugh On May 22, 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in St. Isidore v. Oklahoma revealed a 4-4 deadlock. When the Court splits evenly, the lower court’s decision stands
5 Estate Planning Mistakes That If Not Resolved Now Will Cause Major Headaches Later
Estate planning is one of those tasks we often put off, but overlooking key details can create serious complications for your loved ones. Here are five commonly forgotten steps that
Scott Remington Named to Florida Trend’s “Florida 500” List
Pensacola, FL – Clark Partington is proud to announce that attorney and shareholder Scott Remington has been named to Florida Trend magazine’s prestigious Florida 500, recognizing the state’s most influential
Why Choosing the Right Co-Trustee Matters: Lessons from the Jimmy Buffett Estate Dispute
When beloved musician and entrepreneur Jimmy Buffett passed away in 2023, he left behind a detailed estate plan designed to support his wife, Jane Buffett, and their children. Yet despite
Clark Partington Mourns the Passing of Founder William (Bill) H. Clark
Pensacola, FL — The attorneys and staff of Clark Partington Attorneys at Law mourn the passing of William (Bill) H. Clark, who died on October 10, 2025. As one of
Florida’s CHOICE Act Reshapes Employment Agreements: What Employers Must Know
By Mason Kay Florida has taken a bold step in transforming the landscape of employment contracts with the passage of the Contracts Honoring Opportunity, Investment, Confidentiality, and Economic Growth Act
Clark Partington Celebrates Four Years on Florida Trend’s Best Companies List
PENSACOLA, FL — Clark Partington Attorneys at Law is proud to celebrate a “Fantastic Four” milestone — marking its fourth consecutive year on Florida Trend’s Best Companies To Work For
Clark Partington Shareholder Alan Manning Returns to Catholic High School to Teach History
PENSACOLA, FL — Clark Partington announces the retirement of longtime shareholder A. Alan Manning, who will conclude his tenure with the firm this week to return to teaching history at
Supreme Court Deadlock: Implications for State Voucher Programs and Religious Charter Schools
By Trevor Pugh On May 22, 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in St. Isidore v. Oklahoma revealed a 4-4 deadlock. When the Court splits evenly, the lower court’s decision stands