Press Release: AMPLIFY Proudly Sponsors Inaugural Fore Justice Invitational at FJA’s Masters of Justice

09.12.25

AMPLIFY is sponsoring the inaugural Fore Justice Invitational golf tournament on Sept. 16, 2025, at the Four Seasons Orlando. Hosted by the Florida Justice Association Research and Education Foundation, the event raises funds for the E. Earle Zehmer Memorial Mock Trial Competition, supporting law students’ training as future trial lawyers.

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A Pulitzer Prize-nominated writer, Aron Solomon, JD, is the chief strategy officer forAmplify. He has taught entrepreneurship at McGill University and the University of Pennsylvania, and was elected to Fastcase 50, recognizing the top 50 legal innovators in the world. Aron has been featured in Newsweek, Fast Company, Fortune, Forbes, CBS News, CNBC, USA Today, ESPN, Abogados, Today's Esquire, TechCrunch, The Hill, BuzzFeed, Venture Beat, The Independent, Fortune China, Yahoo!, ABA Journal, Law.com, The Boston Globe, and many other leading publications across the globe.

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San Francisco Chronicle: Why Rupert Murdoch will cave to Trump and settle the Wall Street Journal lawsuit

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In this incisive commentary Solomon argues that Rupert Murdoch is more likely to settle Donald Trump’s $10 billion defamation lawsuit—despite its weak legal foundation—rather than engage in a protracted battle. Drawing on Murdoch’s precedent-setting decision to quickly settle with Dominion in 2023, Solomon posits that lucrative corporate calculus—not editorial principle—will drive the Journal’s response.

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Chief Strategy Officer at AMPLIFY, Aron Solomon, JD, continues to shape national legal narratives while leading the agency’s powerhouse content and earned media team for top law firms across the U.S. His recent op-ed in The San Francisco Chronicle predicting a Murdoch-led settlement in Trump’s lawsuit against The Wall Street Journal further cements his reputation as a sharp legal and media strategist.

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Not even Trump can fire Jerome Powell

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