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Panama City Beach likely will not appeal court ruling on scooters
TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA – A beach resort city will lodge no further appeal against a court decision knocking down its regulations over the hiring of scooters.
Sunshine state attorney seeks website changes, and costs and fees, from snow shoe seller
BOCA RATON - A small Vermont firm selling snow shoes and other winter equipment has found itself in the cross hairs of a Florida law firm demanding settlement over claims of discrimination against disabled people.
Tampa attorney permanently disbarred over 'shocking,' 'unethical' misconduct
TALLAHASSEE – A Florida attorney allegedly involved in a plot to have an opposing counsel wrongfully arrested for drunk driving has been permanently disbarred.
Court grants attorney's request for revocation of license
TALLAHASSEE – The Supreme Court of Florida has granted an attorney’s request for disciplinary revocation of her license to practice.
Attorney given one-year probation for allegedly failing to monitor accounting
TALLAHASSEE – An attorney was publicly reprimanded and placed on probation for a year for allegedly failing to properly monitor and supervise trust fund accounting and procedures.
Robert D. Adams permanently disbarred for allegedly causing wrongful arrest of another attorney
TALLAHASSEE – An attorney who allegedly deliberately targeted and caused the wrongful arrest of an opposing counsel has been permanently disbarred following a ruling by the Florida Supreme Court.
Cooper City attorney suspended for allegedly cashing check not meant for her
TALLAHASSEE – The Supreme Court of Florida ordered the immediate suspension from practice of an attorney accused of misappropriating thousands of dollars sent to her in error.
Attorney suspended for allegedly failing to tell bar about arrests, convictions
TALLAHASSEE – An Altamonte Springs attorney has been suspended for 10 days, after which he will be placed on probation, after allegedly failing to inform the Florida State Bar of his criminal convictions.
Sharp spike in work comp cases following state Supreme Court judgment
TALLAHASSEE - Florida’s workers’ compensation claims office have seen a sharp spike in cases filed following a landmark state Supreme Court ruling that barred capping attorney fees.
Takata settles with family of Jacksonville woman injured by airbag in Honda
JACKSONVILLE – A fast-approaching trial, the potential for punitive damages, and an impending ruling on whether the head of an embattled airbag manufacturer should be deposed were the driving forces behind the settlement of a Florida lawsuit, according to the attorney for the plaintiff.