2026
July / August
- New Law Provides Long-Needed Clarity on Florida Civil Rights Claim Deadlines
- Corrections Employee Loses Appeal and His Attorneys are Sanctioned by the Eleventh Circuit
- Florida Appellate Court Clarifies that Hillsborough County is Not Required to Accommodate Medical Marijuana Use
- Fraud on the Court
- Firm Success
May / June
- Young & Roman: “Reasonableness” Doesn’t Refer to the Amount of the Bill
- Transitory Foreign Substances and the Value of Quality Surveillance Systems
- Sovereign Immunity Finds Limits in Wrongful Death Case Against Sheriff
- Obtaining Relevant Financial Records
- Firm Success
- Firm News
March / Aril
- Florida Third DCA: Sovereign Immunity Bars Non-Economic Damages Under Public-Sector Whistleblower Act
- The Rise of Artificial Intelligence in the Legal Field
- Evaluating Future Challenges to Municipal Ordinances – Olivier v. City of Brandon
- Transient Substance
- Firm News
- Firm Success
January / February
- Duty to Warn and Duty to Maintain are Two Distinct and Separate Duties
- Higher Insurance Premiums for Local Governments?
- Dude, What’s That Smell? Smell of Cannabis as Justification for a Warrantless Search?
- Fifth District Reaffirms No Liability for Minor Sidewalk Variations in Jackson v. FDOT
- Late Discovery, Motions to Compel and Sanctions
- Firm News
- Firm Success
2025
November / December
- Jackson v. FDOT: Sidewalks Get Safer for Governments in the Fifth
- COVID-19 Restriction Cases are Still Playing Out in the Courts
- Under Florida Law Covenants and Restrictions and Plat Notes are Not Enforceable Against Government Entities
- Liability for “Bad Dogs”
- Firm Success
- Firm News
September / October
- Capital Improvements and Governmental Immunity
- Florida’s Open Carry Law Rules Unconstitutional
- 11th Circuit Revives Free Speech Claim Against Superintendent: A Reminder on Viewpoint Discrimination
- Florida Courts Continue to Hold That Defendants Do Not Owe a Duty to Plaintiffs Who Are Injured While Walking in Areas Not Designed or Intended for Pedestrian Foot Traffic
- Firm Success
- Firm News
May / June
- Barnes v. Felix: “Reasonableness” for Officers Wins at the Supreme Court
- When More than Finger Pointing is Required
- The Slippery Slope of Waterborne Liability
- There is No Such Thing as a “Good Faith Refusal” to Produce a Public Record
- The Proposal for Settlement, Etched in Stone
March / April
- Sovereign Immunity – Statute of Limitations Reminder
- Middle District of Florida Upholds Ban on Filming in Government Building
- Those Pesky Sidewalk Cases
- The 1st DCA Reiterates and Emphasizes Florida’s Longstanding Opinion that Not Every Injury from an Accident Gives Rise to a Cause of Action
- The Rise and Fall of the Federal Trade Commission’s Non-Compete Ban
January / February
- No Increase to the Federal Minimum Salary Requirements for White Collar Exemptions Under the FLSA
- New Florida Statute Criminalizes Interfering or Impeding a First Responder’s Ability to Perform Duties
- A Plaintiff’s Medical Records and Tax Returns are Relevant and Discoverable
- Florida’s Sunshine Law in Focus: Recent Case Clarifies Difference Between Advisory and Decision-Making Committees
- United States District Court Holds That AI Software Company, Workday Inc., Assists Employers by Screening Through Applicants, Can Be Held Liable Pursuant to Anti-Discrimination Statutes
- Firm News
2024
November / December
- 2025 Amendments to the Florida Rules of Civil Procedure
- Sovereign Immunity Stands Strong Avoiding a Chip in its Armor
- Conflict Remains on the Waiver of Sovereign Immunity in PIP Reimbursement Suits – But the Split is Now 2 to 1 in Favor of Government Entities
- Recent Court Cases Enforcing the Notice Requirement of Florida Statute §768.28
- Firm News
September / October
- Reluctant Experts
- Eleventh Circuit Clarifies Public Forum Doctrine
- 2024 Legislative Update
- Firm News
- Firm Success