"Our civil courts are meant to hold the big guys accountable. The proposals we’re looking at now seek to throw all of that accountability out the door," Florida Senate Minority Leader Gary Farmer said.
March 11, 2021 at 03:53 PM
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When Sen. Minority Leader Gary M. Farmer Jr. isn’t legislating in Tallahassee, he’s handling class actions, mass torts, insurance and whistleblower claims for Morgan & Morgan’s Lauderdale office.
Now fielding concerns within the state’s Democratic Party about the First Amendment, voting rights and health care amid a pandemic, here’s what Farmer said is at the forefront of his mind.
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Democratic Sen. Gary Farmer. Courtesy photo.
