High court ends Coral Gables' legal fight to ban Styrofoam food containers
The Florida Supreme Court has turned down an appeal by the city of Coral Gables to review a lower court ruling that invalidated the city’s ban on Styrofoam food packaging.
Some attorneys urging DeSantis to name African-American high court justice
Calls for Gov. Ron DeSantis to appoint an African-American judge to the state Supreme Court have intensified in recent weeks as the deadline nears for him to fill two vacant judicial seats.
This Just In
- Feb. 20: 9th Judicial Circuit Court of Florida docket for "cc - foreign judgment up to $15,000" cases
- Case activity for Joel Cella vs Abbvie Inc. on Feb. 25
- Case activity for Portfolio Recovery Associates LLC vs Neimat Hashim Sr on Feb. 26
- Case activity for United Capital Funding Group LLC vs Charles C Mason on Feb. 25
- Case activity for Portfolio Recovery Associates LLC vs Angela Landron on Feb. 26
- Case activity for Op Bishop Park Apartments LP vs Michela Contini on Feb. 26
- Court activity on Feb. 27: Citibank N.A. vs Margarita Rojas
- Case activity for Portfolio Recovery Associates LLC vs Margarita Silen on Feb. 26
- Court activity on Feb. 27: LVNV Funding LLC vs Stan Laroe
- Court activity on Feb. 27: Portfolio Recovery Associates LLC vs Monique Thompson Harvey
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Florida appeals panel sends coin collector's case against NGC back to Miami-Dade court
MIAMI — A Miami collector's lawsuit against a Florida-based coin certification service is on its way back to a Miami-Dade court after a state appeals panel ruled that a venue clause in the certification service's online guarantee does require the dispute be litigated in Sarasota County.
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Federal court dismisses real estate company's amended complaint
A Florida federal court approved a home construction company’s motion to toss a St. Lucie-based real estate entity’s amended complaint against it. -
Insurance companies granted dismissals in policyholder's lawsuit
The defendants in a man’s federal lawsuit alleging he was wrongfully denied health insurance benefits and refused access to supply plan documents and information had several motions granted. -
Attorney wins challenge of $10 million arbitration award
A Florida court has ruled in favor of a Puerto Rican attorney who challenged a nearly $10 million arbitration award. -
Judge rules sex discrimination case can proceed against McKesson
A federal judge in Tampa has denied a motion for summary judgment by the McKesson Corporation, in a civil rights case brought by a longtime employee.
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LawsuitsInjured woman's claim against Royal Caribbean moves closer to trial after judge denies motion to dismiss
MIAMI — A woman's claim against a cruise line that she suffered a shoulder injury during an iFly activity in 2017 is moving closer to its spring trial date following a federal judge's ruling earlier this month.
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LawsuitsArbitration the correct path for cigar importer, seller, to resolve disputes, appeals court rules
A dispute between two companies involving in the importation and sale of cigars must be heard through arbitration, an appeals court has ruled.
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LawsuitsJail tour negligence trial court verdict reversed, remanded
An appeals court has reversed and remanded a trial court decision to overrule a jury verdict and find in favor of a plaintiff claiming he was sexually assaulted during a jail visit.
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LawsuitsSubcontractor solely responsible for condo fire, appeals court rules
A subcontractor was entirely responsible for a fire inside a condominium its workers were helping renovate, an appeals court has ruled.
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DisciplineFort Lauderdale attorney's disbarment becomes permanent after trust account check returned
TALLAHASSEE — Fort Lauderdale attorney Jonathan Scott Gunn has been voluntarily and permanently disbarred following Jan. 23 Florida Supreme Court order over allegations he practiced law while disbarred, according to a recent announcement by The Florida Bar.
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