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2003


Significant Appellate Decision - Non-Compete Agreements

Significant Appellate Decision - Non-Compete Agreements

April 18, 2003

The Florida Supreme Court ruled that reliance on changes in corporate culture and mode of operation as a measure of whether an employer has changed identity and therefore must obtain a consensual assignment of a noncompete agreement would inject unnecessary uncertainty into corporate transactions

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Covenants Against Competition in Franchise Agreements, Florida Chapter (Second Edition)
The ABC's of Title Insurance in Florida, 2002
Capitol Report - February 21, 2003

Capitol Report - February 21, 2003

February 21, 2003

High Profile Issues Primed for Legislative Action

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Products Liability Case of the Month - February 2003

Products Liability Case of the Month - February 2003

February 20, 2003

The 15th Judicial Circuit sets aside a jury verdict against a gun distributor for design defects on "Saturday Night Special."

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Multiparty Multiforum Jurisdiction Act of 2002

Multiparty Multiforum Jurisdiction Act of 2002

January 15, 2003

Federal jurisdiction expanded for mass tort litigation by the Multiparty, Multiforum Trial Jurisdiction Act of 2002

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Capitol Report - January 10, 2003

Capitol Report - January 10, 2003

January 10, 2003

Health Care and Insurance Dominate First Legislative Committee Week

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Unintended Consequences (The Essence of Law Firm Management)

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