Tag: Florida appeals

Florida Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal in Favor of Our Client – Timeliness of Appeal Notice Proves Critical

The Florida Supreme Court has dismissed an appeal against our client, despite a certified conflict from the District Court of Appeal. The dismissal highlights the critical importance of complying with the 30-day deadline under Rule 9.120(b) to invoke the Court’s discretionary jurisdiction—failure to do so can result in automatic dismissal, regardless of the merits.… Read More Florida Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal in Favor of Our Client – Timeliness of Appeal Notice Proves Critical

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Understanding Florida’s Legal Requirements for Appellate Motions: Rehearing, Certification of Conflict, and Written Opinion

In Florida appellate law, motions for rehearing, certification of conflict, and written opinion each serve distinct purposes but are governed by strict rules. A motion for rehearing requires highlighting specific issues the court overlooked, while a motion for certification of conflict must demonstrate a clear and substantial legal conflict. Meanwhile, a motion for written opinion must provide a compelling reason for why a written decision is necessary. Understanding these legal requirements is crucial for anyone navigating the appellate process in Florida.… Read More Understanding Florida’s Legal Requirements for Appellate Motions: Rehearing, Certification of Conflict, and Written Opinion

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