As a standard practice, defendants of third-party claims in construction defect litigation should strongly consider asserting affirmative defenses traditionally applicable to negligence, even if party is only sued in theories
As part of our ongoing 40 for 40: Giving Back campaign, the firm has made a monetary donation to R.E.S.T.O.R.E Jacksonville, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping ex-offenders successfully rebuild
September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, which aims to raise support, funding and awareness of childhood cancers and the impact for sufferers and families. In observance, Taylor Day has made
Next week is the 2021 Claims and Litigation Management Construction Conference. This annual conference covers all aspects of insurance, risk and claims management aspects of the insurance related to the construction
Taylor Day is proud to announce Kimano Edwards and Shannon Anderson have been selected as Associate members for the Chester Bedell American Inn of Court. Attorney, Michael Cox, Esq., has also been named as Barrister. The
SB 270 and its companion, HB 21, are dead—for now. SB 270 perished in the Florida Senate Committee on Community Affairs and HB 21 died in the Florida House of
On August 3, 2021, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ( the “CDC”) extended the moratorium on evictions throughout the country through October 3, 2021. This moratorium was first
While there are several COVID-19 vaccines on the market being distributed and used pursuant to the Food and Drug Administration’s Emergency Use Authorization, Pfizer’s COVID-19 was the first vaccine to
