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A Florida appellate court ruling shows how specific contract terms can limit your options in legal disputes, even when broader language seems to suggest otherwise.

A recent Fourth District Court of Appeal decision shows how courts balance protecting jury privacy with ensuring fair verdicts, while establishing important precedent for when...

In premises liability cases, defendants frequently assert the "open and obvious" doctrine to avoid liability, but a recent Third District Court of Appeal ruling highlights...

Under Florida law, property controllers owe two distinct duties to invitees, making the distinction critical when addressing the "open and obvious" defense.

Florida's dangerous instrumentality doctrine holds vehicle owners strictly liable for injuries caused by permissive drivers, regardless of broken rules or restrictions.