No federal jurisdiction over related state law claims, no right to specific performance for real estate contracts, and the perils of failing to meet and confer are among the most recent, newsworthy topics in South Florida business litigation. Below are the latest, and often unexpected, takeaways from recent opinions.
November 09, 2020 at 09:39 AM
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No federal jurisdiction over related state law claims, no right to specific performance for real estate contracts, and the perils of failing to meet and confer are among the most recent, newsworthy topics in South Florida business litigation. Below are the latest, and often unexpected, takeaways from recent opinions.
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