Using Devices Like Plaud Note in Florida: What Businesses Need to Know About Eavesdropping Laws – Part I
The rise of AI-powered note-taking devices—such as Plaud Note—has made it easier than ever to capture conversations, transcribe...
Mastering the Ropes: Essential Strategies for Successful Mediations
Mastering the “ropes” of successful mediation is essential for delivering optimal results for clients. I recently participated in...
Who is the “Prevailing Party” under Florida Law?
In Florida, determining the “prevailing party” for attorney’s fees purposes depends on the specific statute or contract provision...
When Business Deals Go Bad: Common Commercial Contract Disputes in Florida
Running a business in Florida involves countless agreements, from supplier contracts to client services. Ideally, every deal goes...
Supreme Court Curbs Federal Judges’ Power to Issue Nationwide Injunctions
On June 27, 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a landmark 6-3 decision that sharply limits the power...
Delaware Supreme Court Clarifies Fraudulent Concealment in M&A Disputes
The Delaware Supreme Court recently issued an important decision in LGM Holdings, LLC v. Gideon Schurder, et al. that provides...
Best Practices for Lawyers Dealing with Pro Se Litigants
Representing clients against pro se litigants presents unique challenges that require patience, professionalism, and strategic thinking. These self-represented...
Five Powerful Adobe Features Every Lawyer Should Master
Adobe Acrobat is packed with powerful tools that streamline document management, enhance security, and boost productivity. Here are...
Southern District of Florida Sanctions Lawyers for Submission of AI Hallucinated Caselaw
In the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida, U.S. Magistrate Judge William Matthewman imposed sanctions...
When Unilateral Attorney’s Fees Become Mutual
Under the so-called “American Rule“, parties to litigation in the United States pay by their own attorney’s fees...
Beware The Barton Doctrine When Suing Trustees, Receivers And Other Fiduciaries
The Barton Doctrine is a pivotal principle in bankruptcy law, originating from the 1881 Supreme Court case Barton...
Third Circuit Sanctions Firm For Failure To Strictly Comply With Fee Disclosure Requirements
In a decision rendered in In re Aquilino on April 25, 2025, by the U.S. Court of Appeals...