Sometimes, an incoming judge disagrees entirely with how the predecessor judge has handled the case. This article addresses the rules governing incoming judges.… Read More New Judge, Opposite Judgment – The Florida Rule Against Successor Judges Reversing Upon Circuit Transfer
Help us spread some holiday cheer to needy families in Miami-Dade County during the annual #toysforkids drive.… Read More Bernhard Law Firm Donates Hundreds of Toys to the Miami Fire Fighters’ Toys for Kids Holiday Charity
Bernhard Law Firm has won judgment in a $350K+ film intellectual property lawsuit against a university theater director arising from his tenure at Penn State University… Read More Bernhard Law Wins Judgment in $350K+ IP Film Lawsuit Against Penn State Director
This month Bernhard Law Firm collected $215K+ for its client in a Miami-Ft. Lauderdale construction fraud lawsuit, after winning through judgment, appeal, and two bankruptcies.… Read More Bernhard Law Firm Collects $215K+ for Client in Construction Fraud Lawsuit
Bernhard Law Firm obtained dismissals after winning summary judgments in a 5-year multimillion-dollar lawsuit over the size of yachts allowed in an Aventura mega-yacht marina.… Read More Bernhard Law Firm Wins Judgment in Miami Multimillion Mega-Yacht Marina Lawsuit
This week, after post-appeal motions and challenges to the appellate decision, Bernhard Law Firm won all motions to confirm the decision.… Read More Bernhard Law Firm Wins Appellate Motion for Certification or Rehearing in Miami Million-Dollar Construction Fraud Lawsuit
Under well-established Florida law, an excessive delay between a hearing and its order requires reversal, where that delay appears to have created something amiss on the merits or findings.… Read More Florida Law on Excessive Delay in Trial Court Orders
Florida law provides good case law to protect both parties and third-parties from harassing discovery. This article provides a glimpse at that Florida law against harassing discovery.… Read More Protective Orders from Harassing Discovery in Florida
According to the filings, one of the construction managers had fraudulently absconded with $4.255M in construction assets, leaving the building as an empty, gutted shell.… Read More Bernhard Law Firm Wins Appeal on $4.255 Million Dollar Judgment for Belgium Investment Group
This article focuses on the legal foundation to a witness or defendant’s right against self-incrimination in the civil case context.… Read More Pleading the Fifth in Florida Civil Cases – When Self-Incrimination Arises
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