Proposal for open partisan primary elections headed for Florida's November ballot
The Florida Supreme Court has given the go-ahead for state voters to decide this fall whether they want an open primary election system that would allow voters of all affiliations to take part.
DeSantis delays filling Florida Supreme Court vacancies until May 1
Gov. Ron DeSantis has postponed an announcement about his choices to fill two openings on the Florida Supreme Court until May 1 as a result of the coronavirus crisis.
Plaintiff in felon voting case takes part in Florida primary election
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has lost another round in his legal battle to bar felons from voting who have served their time but are unable to pay all court-mandated fines and fees.
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- Court activity on March 27: At Home Auto Glass LLC vs State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
- Court activity on March 27: At Home Auto Glass LLC vs State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
- Pinellas Circuit Court: Actions Taken on March 20
- Court activity on March 27: K and K Glass Inc. vs Garrison Property and Casualty Insurance Company
- Case activity for Tom Woods vs In Re on March 26
- Court activity on March 27: At Home Auto Glass LLC vs Infinity Auto Insurance Company
- Case activity for Lingo Cove Partners Ltd. vs Edgar Martinez on March 25
- Court activity on March 27: At Home Auto Glass LLC vs State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
- Court activity on March 27: At Home Auto Glass LLC vs State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
- Court activity on March 27: K and K Glass Inc. vs Garrison Property and Casualty Insurance Company
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Federal judge denies dismissal of suit against Wells Fargo over 2014 foreclosure
WEST PALM BEACH — A Palm Beach County woman's lawsuit against Wells Fargo over the 2014 foreclosure of her property remains alive following a federal judge's order issued last month.
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Federal judge declines to remand couple's Hurricane Irma complaint to state court
A federal judge denied a Florida couples’ motion to remand their Hurricane Irma complaint against First Liberty Insurance Company to state court. -
Federal judge allows complaint against Department of Children and Families to proceed
A man who sued the Secretary of State of the Florida Department of Children and Families in federal court is being allowed to proceed. -
Legislation to erase century-old telegraph law from the books expected to be signed by governor
The Florida Senate unanimously voted in favor of a bill that repeals a chapter of state law that applies to outdated technology. -
Senate advances bill protecting sharks from fin trading
The Florida Senate unanimously voted in favor of a bill that bans the sale and export of shark fins and tails throughout the state.
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LawsuitsAppellate court rules attorney doesn't have to pay fees as sanction
WEST PALM BEACH — An appeals court ruled that an attorney does not have to pay attorney's fees to opposing counsel because her due process rights were violated.
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LawsuitsTampa Bay Downs wins appeal over attorney's fees
TAMPA — A Florida appeals court has reversed the order of an administrative law judge, and found the $50,000 limitation on attorney's fees in a consolidated rule challenge must be applied to each petitioner, not to the group as one.
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LawsuitsAppeals panel partially reverses decision in class certification
LAKELAND — A three-judge panel partially reversed a decision by a lower court wherein the court limited class certification.
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LawsuitsPalm Beach Sheriff paying lobbyists thousands to fight paying settlement to unarmed man shot by deputy, reports claim
PALM BEACH – Recent reports claim that the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Department is paying lobbyists nearly $400 an hour in order to minimize a legal payout to an unarmed man who suffered paralysis after being shot by a deputy in 2013.
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Federal CourtFederal court rules National Specialty Insurance waited too long to remove hurricane damage dispute
FORT MYERS – The U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida has granted a motion to a Collier County couple to remand their case against their insurance company in a dispute over hurricane damage back to a state court.
