Election and Political Law

Who Should Continue as Florida Judge? Lawyers Speak Out Ahead of Nov. 8 Election

By Michael A. Mora

A confidential poll revealed which of the five state Supreme Court justices and 28 appellate court judges could lose... Read More

Civil Appeals | Commentary

Oral Argument: How, and Whether, to Request It in Fla. State Court Appeals

By Jonathan Mann

Oral argument in appeals is a topic on which Florida's appellate lawyers and judges often have their own unique views.... Read More

News

Trump Was Federal Employee and Entitled to Immunity in Defamation Suit, 2nd Circuit Says

By Jane Wester

U.S. Circuit Judge Guido Calabresi wrote that "the President is a government employee in the most basic sense of the... Read More

Tuesday Newspaper

By Daily Business Review

Click on the selected day to download the News section of the The Daily Business Review in PDF format. Read More

Deals and Transactions

Return of In-Person Appointments Is Spurring Medical Office Demand in South Florida

By Melea VanOstrand

A surging population and large concentration of senior citizens are driving the demand for healthcare services Read More

Litigation

Whole Foods Hit With $5 Million Verdict After Florida Customer Slipped on Water Fountain Spill

By Melissa Siegel

The defense maintained that the plaintiff's notice argument was speculative and argued that there was no proof the water... Read More

Public Utilities | News

Residents Urged to Evacuate from 'Vulnerable' Areas

By Jim Turner

Power outages are expected across the state in the coming days. Utilities have more than 28,000 workers on standby,... Read More

Judges | Event

'A Legion of Lady Lawyers' to Gather in DC to Support Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson

By Cedra Mayfield

"Imagine how wonderful it'd be if there was a legion of lady lawyers standing on the steps of the Supreme Court, basically... Read More