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Rumberger Kirk Sends Suit Over JCPPenney Shopping Cart Accident to Federal Court
This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.
Cocktails Good 'To-Go' in Fla.: Potential Liability for Portable Libations Providers
On July 1, the Florida executive order that helped restaurants survive earlier in 2020 by allowing "to-go cocktails" will take effect permanently, after Gov. Ron DeSantis signed Senate Bill 148 into law on May 13.
High Court Weighs In on Auto Dialer Definition Under TCPA in 'Facebook v. Duguid'
While this decision will eliminate TCPA litigation based on claims that the call or text was made from a device that had the mere "capacity" to store numbers to be called and to dial such numbers automatically, it will not eliminate all TCPA litigation.
Governor's Executive Order Halts Businesses From Requiring Vaccine Passports
With the state shifting into a new phase of the COVID-19 pandemic, Florida businesses may be interested in requiring customers to provide proof of vaccination prior to providing customers services or allowing customers to enter the business. Doing so, however, may prove difficult because of state and federal law.
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Wrongful Use of Civil Proceedings and Related Torts in Pennsylvania, Second Edition
Authors: George Bochetto, David P. Heim, John A. O’Connell, Robert S. Tintner
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'Grim Reaper' Lawyer Faces Unusual Disciplinary Action in Florida
Judge Scott Duncan could determine if there should be a punishment, ranging from a reprimand to disbarment, instead of providing a recommendation to the Florida Supreme Court.
The Seven Privileges: Protecting Confidentiality of Florida Defendants
Litigation is intrusive. By filing a lawsuit, a personal injury plaintiff makes his private life fair game. But a defendant did not ask to be sued, or for any of the scrutiny that goes along with it. Some of this scrutiny cannot be avoided.
Florida Lawyers Are Using a Kitchen Knife From Publix to Underpin Premises Liability Suit
"This is not a little table knife. This is not a little butter knife. These are weapons and they should not be sold to children," the plaintiffs appellate counsel said.
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