“Attorneys have to be very attentive to these changes because they will impact every civil case and they will add to the expense of litigation,” said Bruce Berman, a shareholder at Carlton Fields.
May 24, 2024 at 08:51 AM
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The Florida Supreme Court entered an opinion Thursday that will impact the state rules of civil procedure and could significantly increase the workload for litigators.
Bruce Berman, a shareholder at Carlton Fields in Miami who has published a book on the Florida Rules of Civil Procedure that is updated annually, said a commonality in the state Supreme Court’s two opinions is an attempt to streamline cases and increase efficiency.
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