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Congressional Inaction Stifles Uptick in Florida Small Business Bankruptcy Filings
Florida leads the nation in small business bankruptcy, but a legislative lapse means Chapter 11 is temporarily off the table for thousands of commercial debtors.
DBR Announces 2022 Florida Legal Awards Honorees
Here are the honorees of this year's Florida Legal Awards. Among them are three prominent Florida lawyers in the running for the Attorney of the Year Award for their remarkable achievements in 2021.
What the Uptick in Coronavirus-Related Litigation Means for Law Firms
"I believe the student loan debt crisis will be the next bubble issue that could burst at any time now, which could wreck the economy, like the mortgage crisis did in 2008," attorney Ivan Reich said.
2 of These Candidates Could Become Broward Judges: JNC Sends Shortlist to Florida Governor
Now, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has less than 60 days to make his two judicial appointments to the circuit and county court benches, according to the constitution of the State of Florida section 11(c).
Legal Issues Between Separated Parents Involving COVID-19 Vaccination Parenting Decisions
Now that the COVID-19 vaccines are available for most children over 5 years of age, separated parents are facing many unprecedented challenges, including whether to vaccinate their children. This poses a novel challenge to courts when the parents remain in disagreement.
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'Fast Burn': Understaffed South Florida Courts Are Denying Continuances, Rocketing Through Dockets
"I feel the 'no-continuance' rule might make it more stressful for both the lawyers and the courts. It might unintentionally cause some additional friction or argument on the issue of continuances," attorney Paul Gamm said.
Kelley Kronenberg Suit Alleges Defendants Never Finished Paying $1 Million Settlement Agreement
This lawsuit was surfaced on Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.
'Unpatriotic' and 'Selfish': Judge's Comment About Unvaccinated Adults Draws Mixed Reactions
"It is the court's belief that the vast majority of the unvaccinated adults are uninformed and irrational, or—less charitably—selfish and unpatriotic," said U.S. District Judge Robert Scola, who sits in the Southern District of Florida.
Who Got the Work: A Walmart Employment Discrimination Suit, Capitol Riot-Related Defamation Claims
Peter Reed Corbin of FordHarrison has entered an appearance for Walmart in a pending lawsuit over alleged employment discrimination.
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