The Potential Liabilities for Cities, Insurers from Florida’s New ‘Anti-Riot’ Law May 18, 2021 By Jamie Alan Cole and Eric Stettin The right to protest in America is a fundamental right guaranteed by the First Amendment to the United States Constitution,...
Florida Supreme Court: UCF Athletic Association Entitled to Sovereign Immunity June 2, 2015 By Mike Schneider A private corporation that runs the University of Central Florida’s athletic program won’t have to pay $10 million to the...
Florida Public Universities’ Corporations Raise Immunity, Disclosure Questions October 13, 2014 By Mike Schneider The business of Florida’s 12 public universities is supposed to be public like any other state agency. Salaries, contracts, policies...
Florida Supreme Court to Review Florida Football Player Death Case August 15, 2014 By Kyle Hightower The legal fight between the University of Central Florida and the family of a football player who collapsed and died...
Florida Court Reduces Damages in College Football Player Wrongful Death Suit August 18, 2013 By Kyle Hightower A ruling by a Florida appeals court on Friday has reduced a $10 million damage award to $200,000 in a...
Florida Supreme Court Rules in 2 Sovereign Immunity Cases November 19, 2012 By Bill Kaczor The Florida Supreme Court last week put off a decision on whether Citizens Property Insurance Corp. can use its status...