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Felicia Leborgne Nowels

Felicia Leborgne Nowels


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Akerman LLP
Tallahassee, FL
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Licensed for 21 years, Felicia Leborgne Nowels is a International Law lawyer in Tallahassee Florida who attended Florida State University College of Law

Practice Areas

 
International Law (100%)

Résumé - Felicia Leborgne Nowels

Bar Licenses

Florida State Bar
Member in Good Standing
2003

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Felicia Leborgne Nowels
Akerman LLP
201 E Park Ave Ste 300
Tallahassee, FL 32301
Office: 850-224-9634
Fax: 850-222-0103

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Specialty Certification Information

Certified in International Law -

Florida Bar Board Certification in International Law - Lawyers certified in Intellectual Law by the Florida Board of Legal Specialization have demonstrated substantial involvement in this area of the law.


Under Rule 6-21.2, international law is defined as the practice of law dealing with "issues, problems, or disputes arising from any and all aspects of the relations between or among states and international organizations as well as the relations between or among nationals of different countries...."


The term also includes includes foreign and comparative law and applies to disputes "between a state and a national of another state, including transnational business transactions, multinational taxation, customs, and trade."


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