The Florida Supreme Court has amended and renamed what was formerly known as the Florida Rules of Judicial Administration — now the Florida Rules of General Practice and Judicial Administration — and along with that change has made conforming and other changes to the Appellate Rules and others. All of the changes to 9.010, 9.020, […]
Writs of Certiorari, Writs of Mandamus, and Writs of Prohibition are three different ways a party in Florida state court litigation can seek appellate court intervention even though the judge has not made a final decision. If the other side seeks one of these writs from the appellate court, what do you need to do to protect yourself?
When the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeal decides an appeal, the case is not quite over….[T]he winning party should also be ready to deal with filing a bill of costs. What are those costs and when are they owed?