Category: Florida Law

Key Strategies Attorneys Should Use for Evidentiary Hearings

Following two recent evidentiary hearings, I was reminded of the significant challenges attorneys face in evidentiary hearings, where...

In a recent post I identified how the use of recording devices like Plaud Note may run afoul...

The rise of AI-powered note-taking devices—such as Plaud Note—has made it easier than ever to capture conversations, transcribe...

In Florida, determining the “prevailing party” for attorney’s fees purposes depends on the specific statute or contract provision...

Running a business in Florida involves countless agreements, from supplier contracts to client services. Ideally, every deal goes...

In the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida, U.S. Magistrate Judge William Matthewman imposed sanctions...

Under the so-called “American Rule“, parties to litigation in the United States pay by their own attorney’s fees...

Thoughtful contract preparation can help the parties to a contract avoid disputes. What is a contract? The elements...

Companies that provide services through online platforms or mobile applications employ various methods to obtain user consent for...

Effective December 30, 2024, Florida attorneys can earn up to five (5) hours of CLE credit for pro...

Earlier this year I wrote a blog post titled, “Florida Rule Changes Bring Civil Practice Into Closer Alignment...

Through multiple bills, Florida adopted measures intended to improve member rights, accountability and transparency in its homeowners association...