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NFIB calls for transparency regarding litigation funding in Florida; Will support legislative reforms next session
TALLAHASSEE – Civil litigation funding has become an increasingly lucrative business for third parties in Florida and elsewhere, raising concern about the effect this may have on the justice system and questions about whether more regulation is needed to keep the industry in check.
Workers' comp group appeals case regarding Florida's Sunshine Law
TALLAHASSEE — A circuit court ruling that that said a workers' compensation group violated Florida's open records laws by not ensuring committee hearings and supporting documentation on a proposed rate increase were made available to the public is under appeal.
Suntree homeowners association votes to ban sex offenders, predators from development
SUNTREE, Fla. — A large residential development in Brevard County could end up having one of the most-strict housing policies in the state in terms of sexual offenders and predators.
Judge Robert Luck Appointed to 3rd District Court of Appeal
TALLAHASSEE — Judge Robert J. Luck recently was appointed to the 3rd District Court of Appeal by Florida Gov. Rick Scott.
Attorney Murray Greenberg remembered
MIAMI — Murray Austin Greenberg, a longtime attorney and law professor in the Miami area, died Dec. 31, 2016, at age 73 after losing a long battle with lymphoma, according to a report by the Miami Herald.
Supreme Court rejects emergency suspension request for Jacksonville lawyer
JACKSONVILLE — After being accused of
illegally seeking business after a Texas woman's death,
attorney Christopher M. Chestnut has been allowed to retain his
license to practice law in Florida.
Lawyer who lost case following bathroom break wins appeal
WEST PALM BEACH, Florida – A Florida lawyer has won an appeal after being barred from arguing a motion by a Palm Beach County judge.
PODS awarded multi-million-dollar settlement from U-Haul
TAMPA -- The company behind the popular PODS has recently settled a trademark dispute with U-Haul International Inc. for alleged trademark infringement.
Bradenton mayoral candidate blasts opponent over allegations
BRADENTON, FLORIDA – Bradenton mayoral candidate Warren Merriman was convicted of
petit theft in February 2015 and ordered to serve three months of probation after being fired from the Brandenton Police department. With the election date of Nov. 8 drawing near, Merriman must also prepare for a disciplinary hearing that is scheduled for Nov. 3, which may lead to the former deputy chief's law enforcement certification being either suspended or revoked.