News from November 2024
Judge says she has right to free speech in campaign ethics case
A Hillsborough County judge says officials should be blocked from using evidence and arguments that her “philosophical beliefs” and comments because they are protected by the First Amendment.
Judge says she has right to free speech in campaign ethics case
A Hillsborough County judge says officials should be blocked from using evidence and arguments that her “philosophical beliefs” and comments because they are protected by the First Amendment.
Plaintiff alleges City negligence over unsafe curb leading to injury
Jeanine Metts has taken legal action against the City of Safety Harbor following an injury caused by an uneven curb while attending a local festival.
Plaintiff alleges Hallmark Development Corporation failed safety obligations leading to injury
Melvenia Horne has filed a lawsuit against Hallmark Development of Florida after sustaining injuries due to alleged negligence on their property in Clearwater last year.
Plaintiff Alleges Negligence Against City-Owned Vehicle Driver After Collision
Christian Rodriguez has initiated legal proceedings against the City of Largo and employee Paul Amodeo following a car accident that left him severely injured.
Plaintiff alleges negligence against local restaurant after slip-and-fall incident
Jonathan Segal has filed a lawsuit against Charlie's Sushi & Japanese Restaurant following a slip-and-fall incident he claims resulted from negligence on their premises.
Plaintiff accuses Defendant of Defamation over Business Dealings
Harris & Company has taken legal action against Uttam “Fred” Dadlani for alleged defamation and interference with business relationships following false claims made online about their business practices.
10th Circuit Jnc Announces Circuit Court Judicial Vacancy
The Tenth Circuit Judicial Nominating Commission has been asked to provide Gov. Ron DeSantis with nominees for a Polk County, Circuit Court vacancy, created by the retirement of Judge Wayne M. Durden.
Holland & Knight Advises Azora in $3 Billion Partnership with Advenir to Address U.S. Housing Shortage
Holland & Knight advised Spain-based global investment firm Azora in a partnership with Advenir, a U.S.-based real estate investment and management corporation.
Inmate-plaintiffs allege heat, humidity threat at Dade Correctional Institution violates their rights
Several inmates at Dade Correctional Institution south of Miami have filed a federal class-action lawsuit against the Florida Department of Corrections (FDC), alleging that prison officials have failed to protect older, infirm inmates from record-breaking heat and humidity.
Plaintiff Heather Schuster sues FloridaRAMA venue operators for negligence after injury at music event
Heather Schuster has taken legal action against Fairgrounds Projects Inc., Factory Investors of St. Pete LLC, and Divine Freak LLC following an accident at a music event hosted by FloridaRAMA in St. Petersburg on June 9th that resulted in severe...
Plaintiffs Allege Medical Negligence Against Anesthesiology Group Following Surgery Complications
A couple has filed a lawsuit against an anesthesiologist and his employer following alleged negligent medical care during surgery at Morton Plant Hospital in Clearwater, Florida.
Plaintiff seeks restitution from Estate over Unjust Enrichment & Property Expenses
Interest Recovery Inc., a corporation based in Pinellas County, has initiated legal proceedings against the estate of Gary Selby and any unknown heirs for alleged unjust enrichment concerning a Clearwater property.
Plaintiff alleges negligence against property manager MALF-FL over balcony collapse
Latreshia Webb is suing MALF-FL for negligence after a balcony collapse resulted in serious injuries.
Plaintiff (insurance company) sues Defendants (manufacturer and installer) over defective water filtration system
A lawsuit has been filed by Tower Hill Preferred Insurance Company against Dunedin Plumbing and Pentair Residential Filtration following substantial water damage at a Palm Harbor residence due to an allegedly defective filtration system.
Jaret L. Davis, Fred E. Karlinsky, and Jéan E. Wilson Recognized in Florida Trend’s Florida 500
Global law firm Greenberg Traurig, P.A. Shareholders Jaret L. Davis, Fred E. Karlinsky, and Jéan E. Wilson are recognized in Florida Trend’s seventh-annual “Florida 500” issue.
Applicants Sought for Funding Florida Legal Aid – Board of Directors, Attorney Vacancies
The Florida Bar Board of Governors is seeking applicants for the following vacancies on the FFLA Board of Directors.
Charlotte County property owner challenges development fee of nearly $120,000 to protect endangered Florida bird
A Florida man is suing Charlotte County and several federal officials over a nearly $120,000 fee he is required to pay as part of a county Habitat Conservation Plan (HCP) designed to protect the endangered Florida scrub-jay.
3 Greenberg Traurig Shareholders Recognized by IAM Global Leaders 2025
Three shareholders from global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP's Patents and Innovation Strategies Group are recognized by the IAM Global Leaders 2025 edition.
Orlando Partner Among 14 New Fellows Elected by American College of Tax Counsel
The Board of Regents of the American College of Tax Counsel elected 14 new Fellows into its ranks this year. Orlando Partner Amanda Wilson was named Fellow during a virtual meeting held on Sept. 27.