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There are specific rules that pertain to federal class actions. The Federal Rule of Civil Procedure Rule 23 governs class actions.

The Fair Labor Standards Act, also known as the FLSA, is a federal statute which sets forth certain standards to employees in the private and governmental sector.

It is important to be familiar with the Small Claims Rules since not all Florida Rules of Civil Procedure will apply to your case.

The Florida Rule of Appellate Procedure 9.210 sets forth the instructions and requirements for drafting appellate briefs.

If you are filing a pleading with the court in the State of Florida, it is important to understand that certain information is deemed “sensitive information.” If information is sensitive…

If you have a case management conference (otherwise known as a “CMC”) or a Pretrial Conference (otherwise known as a “PTC”) scheduled in your civil case, you may be wondering what to expect.

There are different types of counterclaims and crossclaims in the State of Florida, this article will cover the different types.

The State of Florida must have personal jurisdiction over the non-resident in order to properly hear and decide the case.

A class action is generally defined as a lawsuit filed or defended by an individual or small group acting on behalf of a large group.

This article will review the appellate jurisdiction of the Florida Supreme Court, Florida District Court of Appeals, and Florida Circuit Courts.