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“Do You Belong Here?” – Hotel Discrimination
Hotel Discrimination: A (Sadly) Familiar Story One morning, at a hotel in Clearwater, Florida, a guest went downstairs to the lobby to get coffee and
Johnny Depp / Amber Heard: Lessons About Defamation, Litigation & Trial
As most people now know, Johnny Depp won a resounding victory in his defamation trial against Amber Heard. No, that result is not some catastrophe
Employment Law, Retaliation, & Protected Activity
Although we frequently hear about unlawful discrimination in the workplace, retaliation is just as big of a problem. And, from a legal standpoint, a retaliation
Florida Litigator Pollard Comments on the Twitter / Musk Litigation
Fort Lauderdale litigator Jonathan Pollard is closely following the current dispute between Twitter and Elon Musk. As most folks know, Musk recently made an offer
Federal Courts Cannot Presume Irreparable Harm (Even in Florida Non-Compete Cases)
Florida Statute 542.335 applies to the enforcement of non-compete agreements in Florida. In relevant part, that statute provides that a court shall presume irreparable harm
Supreme Court Limits Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA)
In a 6 to 3 ruling, the United States Supreme Court has limited the scope of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act or CFAA. Background
