Ryan Reese has been appointed to the Florida Bar Aviation Law Committee 2021-2022. This will be Ryan’s second year serving on the committee. The scope and function of the Aviation
This past Friday, as part of our 40 for 40 Giving Back campaign, the firm participated in a build for @Beaches Habitat for Humanity. Though we had to keep the
Taylor Day is pleased to announce the following attorneys have been featured in the April 2021 edition of Jacksonville Magazine’s – Legal Eagles, John Osgathorpe in the area of Commercial
With SB 270 (and its companion, HB 21) progressing through the legislative pipeline, Florida lawmakers are on the cusp of reforming the way construction defect claims are treated in the
-Written by Calli M. Brockett, Esq.March 31, 2021 In a push toward aligning Florida with the majority of other States, the Florida Legislature is pushing forward SB 54, filed by
Navigating legal claims on behalf of minors can be tricky. Any settlement to a civil action must be cloaked with judicial approval otherwise, it can be found to be non-binding
Written by Shannon M. Anderson, Esq. Florida Senate Bill 420 would allow private passenger motor vehicle policies to exclude certain identified individuals from specific coverages under certain circumstances. The name
Recently, the Fourth District Court of Appeals affirmed a trial court’s apportionment of damages between an engineering firm, a general contractor, and a program manager in the matter of Broward
