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In Ortega v. JW Marriott Investment, LLC, a hotel guest tripped over a raised, unmarked concrete slab that held a gate arm in a resort
When a car crash happens, both the injured person and the at-fault driver (and their insurer) want to know one thing: how much is this
In a premises liability matter, the Florida Second District Court of Appeal ruled that while Defendant had no duty to warn Plaintiff about an open
Bookman v. Davidson Summary (136 So. 3d 1276, Fla. 1st DCA 2014) In this Florida probate and legal malpractice case of first impression, the First
A charging order constitutes a lien on the judgment debtor’s limited liability company interest or assignee rights. Under a charging order, a judgment creditor has
In Florida, the statute of limitations is not a “gotcha” issue the court will fix on its own; it is an affirmative defense that must
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Analysis: At this point—March 29, 2025—DOGE has prevailed in this Tug of War. The Fourth Circuit’s stay allows it to resume USAID cuts pending the
Case Overview On March 26, 2025, Kevin O’Leary, a Canadian entrepreneur residing in Miami-Dade County, Florida, and known as “Mr. Wonderful” from Shark Tank, initiated