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Investors Lose Again In Fraud Suit Against 'Foreclosure King'
The Fourth District Court of Appeal rules that investors suing David Stern cannot pursue their case in state court after being dismissed by a federal judge.
Miami Attorneys Win $5.1 Million Asbestos Verdict
Jurors pinned most of the blame for a retiree's death from mesothelioma on a product he worked with decades ago at a chemical plant.
Enforcing 'Browsewrap' Agreements: Don't Make the Fine Print Too Fine
A Florida appeals court rejects an online retailer's arbitration clause because it was too inconspicuous, writes attorney Justin Guido.
Hold Your Horse and Carriage: Daubert Hasn't Gone Anywhere Yet
A Florida Supreme Court review of a 2013 law adopting the federal Daubert standard for expert witnesses in state court leaves many questions unanswered, writes attorney Armando G. Hernandez.Four-Corners Rule Carries the Day for Policyholders on Hurricane Claim
The Florida Supreme Court denied review of a Fourth District Court of Appeal’s decision in State Farm Florida Insurance v. Richard Moody and Robert…
Four-Corners Rule Carries the Day on Hurricane Claim
A Florida appeals court allows insurance coverage for homeowners hit by a tornado embedded in a hurricane, writes attorney Justin Guido.
Florida Governor Taps Conservative Judge C. Alan Lawson for High Court
The newest Florida Supreme Court justice will be Fifth District Court of Appeal Chief Judge C. Alan Lawson.
What's Good for Business? Outside Counsel Who Embrace Professionalism, Civility
Attorneys Armando Hernandez and Paul Lipton offer four reasons to focus on civility in legal departments and when hiring outside counsel.
All 11 Applicants Get Interviews for Florida Supreme Court
Interviews are scheduled Nov. 28 for the opening left by the retirement of Justice James Perry.
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