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Casualty Litigation

Social Media Policy – Still the Wild West

Originally published in the ACC Docket, September 10, 2018 and reprinted with permission.  Co-written by...

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Combating Permanency Without a Defense Medical Expert

Originally published in Trial Advocate Quarterly, Winter 2018, Volume 37, Number 1. In Florida, a...

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Attias v. CareFirst: Plaintiff Class Gets Foot in the Courthouse Door in Data Breach Lawsuit

Data breach is today’s hot button issue. And it just got hotter. On the heels...

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Cost of Convenience for the Grocery Industry: On-Demand Grocery Delivery Service Presents Possible Legal Ramifications

Amazon, Uber, Peapod and FreshDirect have changed the way people shop, travel and order food....

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The Right To Be Secure Against Unreasonable Search and Seizure of Overseas Electronic Data?

Originally published in the November 6, 2017 online edition of the Daily Business Review A...

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Removal: An Important Defense Tool in U.S. Lawsuits against Canadians

Orignally published in the Ontario Insurance Adjuster Association’s Journal, Without Prejudice, September 2017.  In the...

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A Spam Story – How One Law Firm's Spam Blocker Proved Costly to Them and to Their Client

The Mailbox Rule is a contract law principle concerning acceptance of an offer. The rule...

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Theme Park Defense: 10 Things to Know

Florida’s theme parks attract millions of visitors each year. Any business with that volume of...

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Can’t Touch This! Florida Supreme Court Says Attorney-Client Privilege Protects Lawyer Referrals to Doctor

Most Florida courts have permitted defendants to explore the relationship between plaintiff firms and the...

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The Cost of Convenience: Understanding the Third Party Food Delivery Dilemma

UberEats. Postmates. Seamless. Grubhub. Eat 24. These are just a few of the names leading...