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Neither Goose Nor Gander: Why Tort Reform Fails All

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In 2006, an egregious misdiagnosis by emergency room doctors deprived Allan Navarro of a normal life.[1] Navarro was rushed to...

Reflecting on the Rule of Law

President's Page
In the aftermath of the attempted assassination of a former U.S. president and current presidential candidate, the expressions of shock...

The Viability of Employer Claims Against At-Will Employees

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Lately, there has been a lot of changing landscape in labor and employment law that is keeping us practitioners on...

Putting Pandora Back in the Box: The Florida Telephone Solicitation Act

Business Law
Companies who do not adhere to consumer protection laws that implicate their marketing techniques and strategies, such as the Florida...

Florida Golf Cart Owners Should Beware of Huge Potential Liability

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A Miami-Dade County trial court awarded over $50 million in damages in a personal injury lawsuit brought on behalf of...

Captive Whales, Dolphins, and Porpoises: Legal and Ethical Considerations

Animal Law
February 24, 2010, is a day forever imprinted on the hearts and minds of the members of the zoological and...

Statutes Affecting Florida Construction

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Construction is a dangerous industry for its participants, but building failures may also have tragic consequences for end-users. Occupants of...

Leading with Heart: A Vision for The Florida Bar

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As I step into the role of president of The Florida Bar, I am deeply honored and humbled by the...

Roland Sanchez-Medina, Jr., President of The Florida Bar

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In 2005, as a member of the Cuban American Bar Association’s board, new Florida Bar President Roland Sanchez-Medina, Jr., decided...

Lawyer Discipline — A Roadmap to Florida’s Lawyer Regulation System

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The Florida Bar performs many important roles for the legal profession, and arguably none is more important than lawyer regulation...