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
While the Artemis Accords sounds like a treaty to come out of a sci-fi film, Japan joins the latest group of nations to agree to collaborate on the Artemis Program.
Supply shortages, stay-at-home orders, mandatory business closures, businesses today are facing unprecedented challenges. ALFA members, John Osgathorpe, Joseph Fortner, Angela Higgins and Jennifer Pedevillano, examine theories related to excusing non-performance,
Recently, the Florida Supreme Court accepted jurisdiction and set for oral argument the matter of Arch Insurance Company v. Kubicki Draper, LLP. Arch asked the Fourth District Court of Appeal
Each year, the Construction Practice Group of ALFA International publishes a State-by-State Construction Law Compendium, designed to serve as a single resource for ALFA clients regarding important construction law issues
Taylor, Day, Grimm & Boyd is pleased to announce that Emily W. Prisbisco has joined the firm as an Associate Attorney. Emily began her practice as an Assistant State Attorney
