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“Civil litigation” is something of an oxymoron. There’s nothing polite about it. It’s expensive, time-consuming, and often downright contentious. But if you’re headed into a
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“Civil litigation” is something of an oxymoron. There’s nothing polite about it. It’s expensive, time-consuming, and often downright contentious. But if you’re headed into a
Facts In a wrongful-death negligence suit arising from a nighttime intersection collision between defendant Crecelius’s SUV and decedent Alves’s motorcycle (both drivers were intoxicated), the
IssueWhether the trial court erred in awarding Deutsche Bank its attorneys’ fees in a foreclosure action without (a) an evidentiary hearing and (b) expert testimony,
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
i. Facts Name of the case and its parties: Leo John Guerin, Jr. v. Countryside North Community Association, Inc.. The appellant is Leo John Guerin,
Case Summary: Anthony Jones v. Dionisios Theodore Vasilias, et al. (No. 4D21-3476) Background and Facts The plaintiff, Anthony Jones, was riding a bicycle when he
Eckert Realty Corp. v. Ellen Strazzeri, No. 4D2023-2130 (a) Facts Name of the Case and Parties: Eckert Realty Corp. v. Ellen Strazzeri, No. 4D2023-2130, Fourth
A charging order is a court-issued remedy that allows a judgment creditor to reach a debtor’s economic interest in a limited liability company. Rather than
The Incident: A Hidden Hazard in Plain Sight In Ortega v. JW Marriott Investment, LLC, a hotel guest tripped over a raised, unmarked concrete slab
Facts CED sued CTCW for breach of a partnership agreement that contained a prevailing-party attorneys’ fees provision. CED prevailed and filed a motion seeking nearly
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