Appellate Practice
Certiorari Review of Orders Denying Discovery in Civil Cases, Part II
This is Part II of my column on certiorari review of orders denying discovery in civil cases. In Part I,...
Certiorari Review of Orders Denying Discovery in Civil Cases, Part I
The district courts of appeal state that, as a general rule, they rarely have common-law certiorari jurisdiction over orders that...
Remembering RBG: A Look Back at the Life and Legacy of a Legend, a Year After Her Passing
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the second woman to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court and a pioneer of...
How Not to Lose the Winning Witness: Ethical Considerations in Working with Employee and Former Employee Witnesses
Every good trial lawyer knows that the right witness can make or break your case. While having the right expert...
A Practical Guide to the Amendments to the Florida Appellate Rules of Procedure
As we continue to navigate the uncharted waters prompted by the coronavirus pandemic, it is clear that the December 2020...
A Primer on Florida’s New Summary Judgment Standard
The Florida Rules of Civil Procedure are intended to “secure the just, speedy, and inexpensive determination of every action.”[1] The...
Forum Selection in Administrative Appeals and the “Home Venue Privilege”
Occasionally, appellate lawyers are confronted with the question of in which district court of appeal (DCA) to initiate an appeal...
En Banc Hearings, By the Numbers
In 2019, Florida’s five appellate courts collectively issued 12,208 opinions.[1] In past years, Florida’s appellate courts have collectively issued up...
Zooming In on the Impact Florida’s Remote Civil Jury Trials May Have on Appellate Standards of Review
Appellate standards of review are the lenses through which an appellate court reviews a trial court’s decisions.[1] Based on a...
The Preservation of Error During Voir Dire
The purpose of voir dire is to ensure that each case is tried by impartial and fair-minded members of the...
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