Plaintiffs attorneys at the Florida Justice Association annual convention discussed the repercussions from a landmark state Supreme Court decision striking down statutory caps on damages.
Following a legislative spring where few anti-consumer bills got through, FJA members were more focused Friday on precedent-setting case law. And the cream of the crop was the March 13 decision in McCall v. United States.
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