Volume 92, No. 3 March 2018
Healers Barred from Healing: Physician Noncompete Agreements
In Anton Chekhov’s story, “The Grasshopper,” Olga Ivanovna marries a physician, Osip Stepanitch Dymov, whom she sees as a “simple,...
The Seemingly “Magical Aura” of Exhibits When Attached to a Pleading Under the Florida Rules of Civil Procedure
No doubt that Florida litigators, from time to time, find themselves moving for summary judgment pursuant to Fla. R. Civ....
Florida’s Noncompete Statute: “Reasonable” or “Truly Obnoxious?”
Florida’s noncompete statute, F.S. §542.335, governs the enforceability of noncompete agreements. The statute uses the word “reasonable,” or a derivation...
Educating Our Way to the Florida Constitution
As I write this column, the Constitution Revision Commission (CRC) is travelling across the state conducting town hall meetings to...
Unpreserved Errors Are All the Same, Right? Not Exactly
In both state and federal court, to preserve an error for review and correction on appeal, a party must make...
Post-Mortem Considerations with Foreign Grantor Trusts After H.R. 1, Tax Cuts and Jobs Acts
For years, U.S. tax practitioners who focus in the area of international taxation have helped multi-jurisdictional families establish foreign grantor...
Creating Vertical Subdivisions for Fun and Profit
Vertical subdivisions are an urban concept allowing multiple separate parcels containing separate uses to be stacked in airspace under a...
