Super Lawyers Magazine Selects Bernhard Law Firm as Top 5%
This year Super Lawyers Magazine has again selected Bernhard Law Firm as the top 5% practicing in Florida.… Read More Super Lawyers Magazine Selects Bernhard Law Firm as Top 5%
Bernhard Law Firm Wins 99%+ Reduction in Half-Million Medical Center Construction Case
Bernhard Law Firm was engaged as emergency trial counsel first chair, when the Court ordered trial within two months.… Read More Bernhard Law Firm Wins 99%+ Reduction in Half-Million Medical Center Construction Case
Bernhard Law Firm Wins 7-Year Battle Over 50-Year-Old Real Estate Probate in St. Augustine
This week Bernhard Law Firm won a 7-year battle over real estate in the historic Lincolnville neighborhood just below the Castillo de San Marcos National Monument in St. Augustine, Florida. The Court adopted Bernhard Law Firm’s reasoning in whole.… Read More Bernhard Law Firm Wins 7-Year Battle Over 50-Year-Old Real Estate Probate in St. Augustine
Arbitration Without Consent? – A Primer on Advance Consent as the Foundation of Arbitration
The consent to arbitrate generally comes in a contract signed in advance of a dispute. Without consent, a person much generally resort to the courts rather than arbitration. If you have questions about arbitration without advance consent, please contact Bernhard Law Firm at abernhard@bernhardlawfirm.com… Read More Arbitration Without Consent? – A Primer on Advance Consent as the Foundation of Arbitration
Bernhard Law Firm Wins Dismissal of $3M Financial Tech Investment Lawsuit
This month Bernhard Law Firm won dismissal of a $3M+ financial technology business lawsuit over the asset purchase of automated loan payment software and systems. See Orange County case no. 2023-CA-011647-O (Florida Bar disclaimer: results may not be typical. You may not have as beneficial a result, or same or similar results). … Read More Bernhard Law Firm Wins Dismissal of $3M Financial Tech Investment Lawsuit
Florida Law Primer – When a Motion to Vacate Requires an Evidentiary Hearing
when it comes to motion to vacate judgments, Florida law frequently requires an evidentiary hearing, which provides an opportunity to call witnesses and present evidence in support of relief from the judgment.… Read More Florida Law Primer – When a Motion to Vacate Requires an Evidentiary Hearing
Suing for “Unfair Competition” in Florida – A Brief Note
Florida and federal law provide various conduits to file a lawsuit to correct unfair competition. One of these is a claim actually titled “unfair competition.” This brief note explains the elements of a claim for unfair competition.… Read More Suing for “Unfair Competition” in Florida – A Brief Note
What Is a Shotgun Pleading – A Brief Note from Florida Law
A shotgun pleading is a lawsuit complaint that does not provide sufficient clarity as to the particular and necessary details of the case—it shoots an indiscriminate spray of imprecise information that disables the recipient from being able to respond.… Read More What Is a Shotgun Pleading – A Brief Note from Florida Law
Excluding Bad Expert Opinions in Florida – A Primer
This article gives a primer on those expert standards in Florida, also known as Daubert standards.… Read More Excluding Bad Expert Opinions in Florida – A Primer
Motion Abandonment By Appeal – Common Law Abandonment Doctrine in Florida After Amendment to Rule 9.020
This article seeks to clarify the abandonment doctrine after Rule 9.020 amendment.… Read More Motion Abandonment By Appeal – Common Law Abandonment Doctrine in Florida After Amendment to Rule 9.020
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