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Are Florida Courts Tightening the Noose Around Private Beach Use?
With over 825 miles of accessible beaches, and nearly 1,000 people moving to Florida per day, the battle between public … more
You received a subpoena for deposition, now what?
A community association is required to keep and maintain certain records for the association. As a result, associations are … more
Do Scrivenor’s Errors Invalidate an HOA Claim of Lien
In Pash v. Mahogany Way Homeowners Association, Inc., Case No. 4D19-3367 (Fla. 4th DCA January 27, 2021), Florida’s Fourth … more
Florida Supreme Court Brings Florida Summary Judgment Standard in Line With Federal Standard
The Florida Supreme Court has amended Florida Rules of Civil Procedure 1.510 to “align Florida’s summary judgment … more
To Be or Not To Be … Admitted? That is the Question
The Florida Supreme Court recently announced that Florida courts would utilize the Daubert standard when evaluating the … more