Attorney’s Fees Under Florida’s Public Records Act: Taking Intent Out of the Equation
In a move towards strict liability, a recent Florida Supreme Court holding allows no room...
In a move towards strict liability, a recent Florida Supreme Court holding allows no room...
The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals recently held[1] that an officer’s use of the drive-stun...
In mass tort litigation, such as personal injury suits arising out of airline crashes or...
Insurance companies in Florida receive thousands of property damage claims each year. To expedite the...
Few issues have been so hotly disputed in recent years as the issue of what...
The Florida Supreme Court recently held that the Lee County School Board was not immune...
Originally published in the Summer 2015 Issue of Trial Advocate Quarterly, attorneys Michael Forte and...
The Third District Court of Appeals recently held, on a matter of first impression, that...
The Fourth District Court of Appeals recently held that a business entity does not have...
In Spaid v. Integon Indemnity Corp., Case No. 1D13-2343 (Fla. 1st DCA June 18, 2014),...