The Florida Record News
ACC agrees to share redacted ESPN contracts with Florida attorney general
The Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) has agreed to turn over the details of media rights contracts involving Florida State University (FSU) and other schools as a result of a state Public Records Act lawsuit filed by Florida’s attorney general.
Thirty Holland & Knight Attorneys Named Top Private Wealth Advisers by Chambers High Net Worth Guide
Thirty Holland & Knight attorneys have been named leading advisers to wealthy individuals and families in the Chambers High Net Worth 2024 guide. I
Florida fishermen sue National Marine Fisheries Service over new catch limits
Two Florida fishermen are suing federal officials over a new regulation advanced by the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) that cuts the catch limit for a species of reef fish, the gag grouper, by 80% in the Gulf of Mexico.
Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney Hosts Third Annual Miami Externship Program for High School Students
Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney hosted its third annual externship program in collaboration with local Miami-Dade County high schools, Belen Jesuit Preparatory School, Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart, Our Lady of Lourdes Academy and Saint Brendan High School.
Expelled student's allegations of racism by AI won't be heard in federal court
FORT LAUDERDALE - An expelled Black student claiming racist AI called her a cheater must pursue some of her lawsuit in arbitration, while the rest of her case has been thrown out.
Shrinking World, Growing Complexity: Understanding Dementia and the Nuances of Diminished Capacity in Estate Planning on July 25, 2024
Please note that there is a cost to attend.
Nine Shook Attorneys Named in Florida Super Lawyers
Florida Super Lawyers has selected nine Shook attorneys for 2024 recognition including two as Rising Stars.
Sports Gambling: How Florida Is Leading the Way into the Future on July 25, 2024
Sports Law attorney Samir Patel will be participating in The Florida Bar Entertainment, Arts & Sports Law Section's CLE webinar titled "Sports Gambling: How Florida Is Leading the Way into the Future."
Work begins in Florida to enact expert evidence rule reform
In the last few months, five states have adopted amendments to their expert evidence admissibility rules to conform with an recently amended federal rule.
Nursing Home Accused of Neglect Leading to Resident's Death
A new lawsuit filed by Diana K. Haskell reveals shocking allegations against multiple healthcare entities accused of neglect leading to her husband's death in a Florida nursing home. The suit seeks damages exceeding $50K for pain and suffering endured by Bruce V. Haskell before his passing.
Hospital Sued for Negligence After Automatic Door Injury
Virginia Hardister is suing HCA Florida Northside Hospital for negligence after an automatic door malfunction caused severe injuries. Filed on July 10th in Pinellas County Circuit Court by attorney Tony Griffith, the lawsuit seeks over $50K in damages.
Plaintiff alleges negligence by condominium association after Airbnb stay leads to injury
Christopher Barling has filed a lawsuit against Dockside Condominium Association Clearwater Beach Inc., claiming negligence after falling down unmarked steps during an Airbnb stay at their property. The case seeks damages exceeding $50,000.
American Council Of Life Insurers (ACLI) Compliance & Legal Sections Annual Meeting 2024 on July 24
Greenberg Traurig Shareholder Fred Karlinsky will be one of the panelists during the General Session – Regulatory Hot Topics Landscape on Wednesday, July 24, from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
Personal injury firm Morgan & Morgan faces lawsuit over advertising campaigns
The national personal injury law firm Morgan & Morgan is being sued by Arkansas attorney Jody Shackelford, who alleges that the firm is violating state and federal regulations with its "misleading" ad campaigns, which are approved by its Florida-based founder John Morgan.
Moody joins group of AGs urging Senate to pass SAVE Act
Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody has joined a coalition of other state AGs asking the United States Senate to pass the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act (SAVE Act) to ensure election integrity by protecting United States elections from illegal voters.
Tenant Sues Property Management Companies Over Negligence Leading To Injury
Suzette Washington has filed a lawsuit against Morgan Properties Management Company and Reserve at Lake Pointe (M-O) Owner LLC for alleged negligence resulting in her injury on their property last year. The suit seeks damages exceeding $50,000 for various injuries sustained due to unsafe conditions.
Clearwater Woman Sues Local Funeral Home Over Negligence
Lynne Stoeckicht has filed a lawsuit against Sylvan Abbey Memorial Park and Funeral Home alleging negligence after falling on their property due to poorly maintained steps on May 4th last year.
Care Facility Accused of Negligence Leading to Severe Injuries
Teresa Black has filed a lawsuit alleging that improper maintenance and operation of equipment at Harbourwood Care Center resulted in severe injuries during a visit to see her husband. The suit claims negligence on part of multiple entities operating under Harbourwood Care Center and seeks substantial damages for ongoing medical expenses and personal suffering.
Class action lawyer pleads ignorance as he fights having to pay victorious defendant's fees
OCALA, Fla. (Legal Newsline) - A Florida class action lawyer is claiming he didn't know an identical lawsuit against Big Lots had failed before he filed his, in an attempt to avoid paying a share of a $180,000 penalty.
Holland & Knight Earns a Top-Score on 2024 Disability Equality Index®
Holland & Knight has received a top-score on the 2024 Disability Equality Index® and has been named one of the 2024 Best Places to Work for People with Disabilities.