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In a Florida premises liability appeal, McWhorter v. Event Services America, the Second District Court of Appeal ruled that while Defendant had no duty to
Florida trial courts awarding attorney’s fees must make specific Rowe findings—the reasonable hourly rate and the number of hours reasonably expended—or the award will not
In a Florida premises liability appeal turning on actual or constructive notice, Eckert Realty Corp. v. Strazzeri, No. 4D2023-2130 (Fla. 4th DCA 2024), the Fourth
Personal liability for supervisors is the central issue in Jones v. Vasilias. Florida’s Fourth District Court of Appeal held that individual supervisors and managers can
Florida’s 2023 tort reform package rewrote how a jury hears evidence of medical bills — but it did not rewrite every case already on file.
Clients regularly ask us what the letters next to a person’s name on Sunbiz actually mean. When you pull up a Florida limited liability company
A person supporting the will (the proponent) must first show that the will was properly executed and witnessed; this is known as making a prima
A successor personal representative may sue the lawyer who advised the prior personal representative, even though the successor never had an attorney-client relationship with that
Gimeno vs. NCH MD is the Eleventh Circuit’s 2022 answer to a question that had lingered since CIGNA v. Amara: when an employer’s HR department
The dangerous instrumentality doctrine is a creation of Florida jurisprudence and decisional law. The doctrine recognizes the importance of extending liability and insurance coverage for
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In a Florida premises liability appeal, McWhorter v. Event Services America, the Second District Court of Appeal ruled that while Defendant had no duty to
Florida trial courts awarding attorney’s fees must make specific Rowe findings—the reasonable hourly rate and the number of hours reasonably expended—or the award will not
In a Florida premises liability appeal turning on actual or constructive notice, Eckert Realty Corp. v. Strazzeri, No. 4D2023-2130 (Fla. 4th DCA 2024), the Fourth
Personal liability for supervisors is the central issue in Jones v. Vasilias. Florida’s Fourth District Court of Appeal held that individual supervisors and managers can
Florida’s 2023 tort reform package rewrote how a jury hears evidence of medical bills — but it did not rewrite every case already on file.
Clients regularly ask us what the letters next to a person’s name on Sunbiz actually mean. When you pull up a Florida limited liability company
A person supporting the will (the proponent) must first show that the will was properly executed and witnessed; this is known as making a prima
A successor personal representative may sue the lawyer who advised the prior personal representative, even though the successor never had an attorney-client relationship with that
Gimeno vs. NCH MD is the Eleventh Circuit’s 2022 answer to a question that had lingered since CIGNA v. Amara: when an employer’s HR department
The dangerous instrumentality doctrine is a creation of Florida jurisprudence and decisional law. The doctrine recognizes the importance of extending liability and insurance coverage for
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