Here is the opinion in Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians v. D.D.:
US 231 Widening in Panama City: What FDOT Must Pay When It Takes Part of Your Property
The US 231 widening in Panama City has reached the phase that decides what you get paid: FDOT is buying land along the corridor now. FDOT plans to take US 231 (also signed as SR 75) from four lanes to
Can You Trademark a Geographic Name?
Can You Trademark a Geographic Name? What Breweries, Wineries, and Distilleries Should Know
Breweries, wineries, and distilleries love to name themselves after home. Florida has nearly 400 craft breweries, State Craft Beer Sales & Production Statistics, 2025 – Brewers
The Publix GreenWise Blueberry E. coli Count Has Not Moved Since July 6. The FDA Page the CDC Sends You To Still Says Only One Lot Was Recalled.
Twelve people infected with E. coli O145:H28 — eleven in Florida, one in Georgia, four hospitalized, no deaths — from frozen GreenWise organic blueberries and mixed berries sold at Publix and packed by Frutas y Hortalizas del Sur S.A. of San Carlos,
Corporate human rights watchdog finds forced labor persists on Dominican Republic plantations
The human rights watchdog Corporate Accountability Lab (CAL) released a report on Tuesday finding that forced labor persists on sugarcane plantations in the Dominican Republic (DR). CAL called for the US to impose an import ban in response to the
"Unfortunately for [Jeff] Bezos and [Lauren] Sánchez, the very fact of their obscene wealth and fame may be keeping the gates of membership closed to them thus far."
“As the [Wall Street] Journal reported, ‘As with many private country clubs, admission often comes down to hitting it off with existing members…. In fact, too much wealth or notoriety has become a deterrent, as wealthy new applicants arriving in
Building a Center for Textual Interpretation
This week, The Volokh Conspiracy blog published my latest article, Comma Mischief from the Florida District Court of Appeal. The closing section explains that many judges are bad at textual interpretation. It ends with a rallying cry—the only fix would
Defending Misrepresentation Claims in B2B Litigation
Defending Misrepresentation Claims in business-to-business litigation is won or lost on four issues: what the plaintiff must prove about reliance, whether the complaint was pleaded with enough specificity to survive a motion to dismiss, what your own contract says about
Suing on an Unpaid Invoice: A Florida Business Owner’s Guide
Suing on an unpaid invoice makes sense when three things line up: the debt is documented, the filing deadline has not run, and the customer still has assets you can reach. Florida gives creditors a well-developed set of claims and
BREAKING — Legendary Miami reporter Jay Weaver retires
As long as I can remember, if there was a newsworthy federal case in Miami, Jay was there. A real institution. It’s strange to think he won’t be sitting in the back of the courtroom. His last article was yesterday