Latest Florida Appellate News
On October 28, the Third District Court of Appeal affirmed two orders regarding the interpretation of Florida's Slayer Statute. Sylvia Walbolt, Marsha Madorsky, and Stephanie Zimmerman represented the appellee whose property was the subject of the orders on appeal. The appellate court agreed with our client's position that Florida law does not call for the forfeiture of all of a wrongdoer's property. See LoCascio v. Sharpe, Case Nos. 3D08-1711 & 3D09-118 (October 28, 2009).
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Latest CF Appellate News
Appellate and Trial Support Practice Group member, John R. Blue, was quoted in the November 7, 2009 New York Times article “Weighing Life in Prison for Youths Who Didn’t Kill.”
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Brown v. McNeil - habeas relief; frivolous appeals, pro se sanctions Bailey v. State - MirandaCoastal Community Bank v. Jones and Gill - contractual attorney’s fees Moger v. Fl Parole Comm'n - extraordinary relief, suspension of parole release date Chemrock Corp v. Tampa Electric Co - lack of prosecution, filings during grace period Bruner v. Hartsfield - constitutionality of section 4, Article VII (Save our Homes & homestead exemption portability) Deluccio v. Havill - Bruner, supra, for non-residents; remanded for merits consideration consistent with BrunerJackson v. DEP - agency action; competent, substantial evidence Muse v. State - plea withdrawal Carmack v. State - court’s independent legal research; worker’s compensation, employer’s right to choose provider Massie v. Progressive Express Ins Co - PIP, attorney’s fee multiplier RAV v. State - juvenile, assessment of costs Palmer v. State - jail credit Carter v. State - withdrawal of plea, conflict of interest with attorney Paden v. State - ineffective assistance of appellate counsel, competency West v. State - postconviction relief, jail credit Cordero v. UAC - appeal, 30-day time Hunter v. State - pro se, belated appeal Perkins v. State - pro se, belated appeal
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