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After $200K Offer, Morgan & Morgan Gets $4.2M Verdict Against Publix
"This case started as a sort of a regular slip-and-fall case that came in," plaintiff counsel said.
'This Is a Bittersweet Moment': Historic Miami Courthouse for Sale
Miami-Dade County Courthouse is up for sale, as the county relocates judicial operations.
Vote for Broward Judge: Tamar Hamilton, Corey Brian Friedman Face Off
Here's what Tamar Hamilton and Corey Brian Friedman said qualified them for the seat.
CFPB's New Data Rights Rule, AI and Compliance: What It Means for Fla. Companies
Although the Data Rights Rule now imposes greater obligations on financial institutions and related entities, there is room for organizations to exercise the utility of AI to help them facilitate these novel changes while increasing efficiency and maintaining compliance.
Florida's New Deepfake Laws: Criminal Penalties, Civil Remedies
The rapid advancement of deepfake technology has introduced significant challenges to privacy, security, and the integrity of personal and political reputations. Recognizing these threats, Florida has enacted statutes to address the misuse of artificial intelligence (AI) in creating altered sexual depictions and political misinformation.
Florida Governor Appoints Kansas Gooden to State Appellate Court
"Litigants and their lawyers can expect me to be the kind of judge I wanted to appear before when I was an appellate practitioner," said Kansas Gooden, a shareholder at Boyd & Jenerette.
Lawyers Weigh In as Jeffrey Epstein Grand Jury Transcripts Released
"They sabotaged their own case," said attorney Spencer Kuvin who represented one of the victims.
A New Ruling Could Make Arbitration More Expensive, Stearns Weaver Says
Eugene Stearns: "The ruling fundamentally changes the law on judicial review of arbitration awards."
Law.com Radar Boosts State Court Alerting With SALI Claim Labels
Join leaders from Law.com Radar and the SALI Alliance on July 10 at 2 p.m. ET for a closer look at the new features that support precision search and alerting across more than 2,400 state and federal courts.
Florida's New Procedure for Removing Squatters Effective in July: Use with Caution
Florida's new law for the expedited removal of unauthorized occupants (commonly referred to as "squatters") took effect on Monday.Trending Stories
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