By Scott Kalish On Thursday the Court will hear oral argument in McDade vs. State, SC13-1248 on evidentiary issues that arose from Mr. McDade’s trial and subsequent conviction for sexual battery of his step-daughter. Mr. McDade appealed, arguing that the Continue Reading …
By Jacek Stramski February’s oral arguments will see at least one very high profile case heard by justices. On Tuesday, February 4, the Supreme Court will hear arguments in Abdool v. Bondi (SC13-1123), which is a challenge to the Timely Continue Reading …
By Ashtin Henninger UPDATE: The Court has issued its opinion in this case. It is discussed here. In Delva v. The Continental Group, Inc. (SC12-2315), argued on November 7, 2013, the Florida Supreme Court heard arguments about whether the Florida Continue Reading …
By Ashtin Henninger In Visiting Nurse Association of Florida, INC. vs. Jupiter Medical Center (SC11-2468), argued in October, the Florida Supreme Court was presented the issue of whether a trial court must consider the illegality of an underlying contract before Continue Reading …
By Scott Kalish In Tracey v. State of Florida (SC11-2254), argued last Monday, the Supreme Court was presented with the issue of whether the 4th amendment prohibits the government from using an individual’s cellphone data given by their service provider Continue Reading …
By Scott Kalish In Gridine v. State of Florida (SC12-1223) and Henry v. State of Florida (SC12-578), argued on Monday, the court was presented with the issue of whether the 8th amendment to the United States Constitution prohibits a juvenile Continue Reading …
By Herron Bond Today the Florida Supreme Court heard arguments in Bowen v. Christensen (SC12-2078), about whether, as a matter of law, a holder of legal title who has not transferred his or her interest in a vehicle by sale Continue Reading …
This week has one of the busiest oral argument schedules for the Florida Supreme Court this year, with the Court hearing several cases that are likely to set important precedents in various areas of law. Here are some selected cases. Continue Reading …
By George Lott In the case of Geico General Insurance Co. v. Virtual Imaging Services, Inc., the Court was presented with the issue of whether Geico General Insurance Co. must give notice that it will use a fee schedule method Continue Reading …
After what one can only imagine was a Labor Day weekend filled with fun, sun, and insane games of beer pong, the Florida Supreme Court has come roaring back from its summer break. Up on the oral arguments calendar for Continue Reading …
