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Court activity on Jan. 4: Sisinger, Patricia J vs American Family Insurance Comany
The Pinellas Circuit Court reported the following activity in the suit brought by Sisinger, Patricia J against A James Rolfes, American Family Insurance Comany, American Family Mutual Insurance Company Si, Brian C. Guenther, Hines, Robert D as Personal Representative the Estate of Rodney Wayne Jones, Jerry Bowman, Inc., Jonathan N Zaifert, ESQ, Megan L. Griffith, O Meara, Daniel R, Raynard A. Venuti, Rodney W. Jones, Ryan T. Boda, Wayne A. Collins and Wendy B. Accardi on Jan. 4.
Court activity on Jan. 4: Stacie J. Schmerling vs Anthony M Iannacio, ESQ
The Pinellas Circuit Court reported the following activity in the suit brought by D, J, Minor by and Through adoptive Mother H D, Lelia M. M. Schleier and Stacie J. Schmerling against Allison E. Bunker, Anthony M Iannacio, ESQ, Eckerd Youth Alternatives , Inc., Frances P. Allegra, Jennifer N. Edwards, Lisa J. Augspurger, Rhonda L Beesing, ESQ, Sequelcare of Florida, LLC and Youth and Family Alternatives, Inc. on Jan. 4: 'Request For Production'.
UF professors seek dismissal of their lawsuit challenging university's expert witness policy
The University of Florida’s decision to revise its policy of scrutinizing faculty requests to participate as expert witnesses in public-policy litigation has led several UF professors to seek dismissal of their lawsuit against the university.
Florida Supreme Court Judicial Nominating Commission Announces Interviews
The Supreme Court Judicial Nominating Commission announces that it will meet via Zoom on January 5th, 2023, beginning at 9:00 a.m. EST for the purpose of interviewing applicants to fill the vacancy for Statewide Prosecutor and the Five Offices of Criminal Conflict and Civil Regional Counsel.
Case activity for Coachman Creek Condominium Association a Florida Non-Profit Corporation, Inc. vs La Rue Helen on Jan. 3
The Pinellas Circuit Court reported the following activities in the suit brought by Coachman Creek Condominium Association a Florida Non-Profit Corporation, Inc. and Jared Block against Jessica De Las Cuevas, La Rue Helen and Unknown Spouse of Helen LA Rue on Jan. 3.
Jan. 3: Pinellas Circuit Court docket for "civil" cases
The following cases categorized as "civil" were on the docket in the Pinellas Circuit Court on Jan. 3. All case details are allegations only and should not be taken as fact:
Florida high court disbars attorney Scot Strems, citing 'frivolous' claims and 'cumulative misconduct'
The Florida Supreme Court has disbarred Coral Gables attorney Scot Strems, saying he grossly mismanaged his law firm, engaged in professional misconduct and repeatedly filed “frivolous” insurance claims.
Pinellas Circuit Court: Actions Taken on Jan. 3
The Pinellas Circuit Court reported the following activity on Jan. 3 in the suits below:
Attorney General Moody Issues Tips in Recognition of National Identity Theft Prevention Month
Attorney General Ashley Moody is issuing tips to help protect Floridians in recognition of National Identity Theft Prevention and Awareness Month.
Greenberg Traurig’s Orlando Office Adds Former Holiday Inn Vacations Incorporated General Counsel
The Orlando office of global law firm Greenberg Traurig, P.A. continues its strategic expansion with the addition of former Holiday Inn Club Vacations Incorporated (HICV) General Counsel Brian T. Lower as an of counsel attorney in the Hospitality Practice focused on serving clients in the timeshare industry.
Home for the Holidays on January 4 - 5, 2023
Please join Holland & Knight for an open house and reception for 1L students in our Tampa or Orlando office.
Plaintiffs challenging Florida's Parental Rights in Education law argue against motions to dismiss case
Litigation filed by Florida students and parents challenging the legality of the state’s newly passed Parental Rights in Education law received some encouragement last week from an amicus brief filed by attorneys general in California and 18 other states.
Attorney General Moody Debunks Myths About Impaired Driving During the Holiday Season
Attorney General Ashley Moody is issuing a warning to Floridians to take extra precaution on the roadways this holiday season.
Law students have until January 5, 2023
Law students have until January 5, 2023, at 11:59 p.m. ET to apply for the 2023-24 Florida Supreme Court Fellows Program.
State Supreme Court green-lights grand jury probe into COVID-19 vaccine activities
The Florida Supreme Court last week approved Gov. Ron DeSantis’ petition for a statewide grand jury to investigate criminal activity and wrongdoing related to the development, testing and promotion of the COVID-19 vaccines in the state.
Attorney General Moody Secures Relief for Consumers from Pet Store Selling Sick Puppies
Attorney General Ashley Moody has secured monetary relief for consumers who were reportedly deceived by a pet store that sold sick or dying puppies.
Deadline Extended: 2023 Judicial Nominating Commission Nominations to Be Made
The Florida Bar has the opportunity to nominate three lawyers for each of the 27 Judicial Nominating Commissions to the Governor for his appointment. Each appointee will serve a four-year term, commencing July 1, 2023.
6 Greenberg Traurig Attorneys Listed in 2023 IAM Strategy 300 Global Leaders Guide
Six attorneys from global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP are recognized in the 2023 edition of the Intellectual Asset Management (IAM) Strategy 300 Global Leaders Guide.
DeSantis fills appeals court vacancies in wake of state Supreme Court rejecting residency challenge
The Florida Supreme Court cleared the way for Gov. Ron DeSantis to fill judicial slots on the new Sixth District Court of Appeal by rejecting a legal challenge arguing that nominees for the positions did not meet residency requirements as specified in the state constitution.
Further Florida property insurance changes expected in the wake of reform measure's passage this month
The passage of landmark property insurance reforms this month by the Florida Legislature, including an end to incentives for filing frivolous lawsuits, likely won’t be the last word on insurance reforms, industry insiders say.