Daily Business Review | Commentary
By Thomas A. Dye | March 25, 2019
Florida courts generally require mediation prior to a specified time before trial. Mediation is usually conducted near the close of discovery or shortly thereafter. The benefit of this timing is that most of the key facts are known to the parties.
By Tom McParland | January 3, 2019
A federal appeals court orders a normal schedule in a mining company's attempt to speed up its arbitration award against Venezuela's state-owned oil company, which operates Citgo station in the United States.
By Zach Schlein | December 27, 2018
The T-Mobile-owned wireless carrier's move for arbitration against a longtime customer will proceed following a favorable ruling from Florida's Third District Court of Appeal.
By Catherine Wilson | December 10, 2018
Most Effective Lawyers: Products liability — The law firm did its own testing before discovering an unreported change in manufacturing hid a flaw in a pressure cooker that seriously injured a 2-year-old girl.
By Raychel Lean | November 20, 2018
Summary jury trials are so controversial, one South Florida juror has stepped in to question a judge's authority to mandate them, claiming jurors were misled into thinking a nonbinding trial was real. But not everyone is quick to dismiss them.
Daily Business Review | Commentary
By Jamie Zysk Isani | October 31, 2018
In a case governed by Florida law, a proposal for settlement can be a useful tool to gain settlement leverage, particularly when there is no statutory or contractual fee-shifting provision.
Daily Business Review | Commentary
By Oscar Sanchez | October 19, 2018
Due to systemic and historic factors, it is very hard for a litigator to be both a trial advocate and also a negotiator in a mediation setting. And, if serious reforms are not made soon, U.S. litigators are in danger of losing control of the settlement of their cases to a new breed of lawyer, the so-called “settlement counsel.”
By Katheryn Tucker | October 4, 2018
Circuit Judge Adalberto Jordan weighed in to say a class action attorney may lack standing to challenge the lead plaintiff's standing.
By Amanda Bronstad | September 20, 2018
The panel rejected the argument of Public Counsel, which represented two plaintiffs seeking arbitration of their Miami class action against JPay, that the question was merely procedural in nature.
By Catherine Wilson | September 10, 2018
The multilingual attorney brings two Latin American arbitration cases with him from his own firm.
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