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Appeals Court Cites 'Defiance' by Districts on School Masks
A three-judge panel of the First District Court of Appeal signaled it thinks school officials in Alachua and Duval counties have violated state law by requiring students to wear masks during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Pa. County Botches Spanish-Language Ballot Instructions
Berks County mailed erroneous Spanish-language instructions that said the ballots had to be returned by Nov. 18—16 days past the actual deadline of 8 p.m. on Election Day.
University of Florida Prohibits 3 Professors From Testifying
The professors were told by the university that their expert testimony would dissent from the administration of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, creating a conflict for the school.
A Blockbuster Week | Vaccine Mandate Caution | Two Vets and Two Newbies Faceoff in Abortion Case
Texas's anti-abortion law is at the heart of this morning's two cases, which the justices had put on a very expedited basis for briefing and argument
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Insurer Emerges Victorious From Nation's First COVID-19 Business Interruption Jury Trial
The Cincinnati Insurance Co. Inc., does not have to pay a Kansas City restaurant management group that was forced to close at least nine restaurants as a result of coronavirus stay-at-home orders, a jury decided last week in a Missouri federal court.
'Dodge v. People's Trust Insurance' and Its Effect on Coverage of Cast Iron Pipes Claims
On June 2, the Fourth District Court of Appeal rendered a decision in Dodge v. People's Trust Insurance, 46 Fla. L. Weekly D1286 (Fla. 4th DCA June 2, 2021) concerning coverage related to the failure of cast iron pipes in a breach of contract action.
'The Marble Palace Blog': Should It Become the Harlan Palace?
Is it time to give the Supreme Court building a name? And would John Marshall Harlan be the right name?
When Do Police Fabrication of Evidence Claims Accrue?
Sections 1983 fabrication of evidence claims have generated some sticky statute of limitations accrual issues. In this edition of his Section 1983 Litigation column, Martin A. Schwartz explores case law addressing this issue. He writes: "The lesson is clear: Determining the governing accrual date requires close attention to the nature and constitutional basis of the plaintiff's constitutional claim.
ESI in the Cloud and the Use of Dropbox
Decisions to store information in the "cloud," whether made intentionally or by default, and to use Dropbox to often send voluminous amounts of information, need to be carefully thought out.Trending Stories
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