Letters
Evolving Standards?
I read Mr. Jeffrey Wald’s recent article, “Has SCOTUS Evolved Beyond the Evolving Standards of Decency?” in the March/April 2025...
Applying Roundup to the Jurisprudential Corn Maze Known as the Economic Loss Rule
This Journal recently published another article in a decade’s long litany of thoughtful articles on the “economic loss rule” that...
Daubert
A September/October 2024 Journal article summarized how administrative law judges (ALJs) in the Division of Administrative Hearings have historically approached...
Textualist Revolution?
Textualism is not so much a revolution, as it is a reaction to progressive decisions by previous courts rendered by...
Letters
Textualist Revolution? Textualism is not so much a revolution, as it is a reaction to progressive decisions by previous courts...
ADR Diversity II
ADR Diversity II I must respond to Mr. Friedman’s letter to the editor concerning the article I co-authored, “Changing The...
ADR Diversity
The Florida Bar Journal article in the Sept./Oct. 2023 issue, Changing The Face of ADR: A Call for Greater Diversity...
Artificial Intelligence
An article title on the cover of the recent Florida Bar Journal (May/June 2023) jumped off the cover: “Let’s Talk...
Response to the Letter, “Ask the Law Librarian”
Law or freelance research librarians would not have improved The Florida Bar Journal’s feature article, “Concurrals, Dissentals, and this Commental,”...
Ask The Law Librarian
As a Florida lawyer and research librarian, I enjoyed Helen Jay’s article in the March/April 2023 Florida Bar Journal, “Concurrals,...
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