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,
Helping clients stay ahead of legal developments is a critical part of our practice. Whether it’s taking advantage of new technologies, serving on committees dedicated to studying new legislation and
Taylor Day is pleased to announce that all of their Florida Board Certified attorneys were named to the 2019 Super Lawyers® list. Shareholders Reed Grimm and Chris Mueller, both Board
(This post assumes a general understanding of the Frye and Daubert standards. For a detailed explainer, click here.) Daubert is again the standard for admission of expert witness testimony and
In recent years, many contractors have taken advantage of Florida’s unique one-way attorney’s fee-shifting statute for insurance coverage litigation. The rule incentivized contractors to, via the AOB mechanism, charge property
Congratulations to Ryan Reese on his appointment by The Florida Bar President John Steward to serve on the 2019-2020 Aviation Law Committee. A competitive process in which many more applications
