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FL Supreme Court Attorney's Fees Prevailing Party

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Will Recorded Covenants Hold and Remain Binding on Successors in Title to Real Property? A Pivotal Certified Question Heads to the...

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Breaking news from the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit involving the case of RJ's International Trading, LLC vs. Crown Castle South, LLC. The court has certified a pivotal question to the Florida...more

Shutts & Bowen LLP

No Need to Panic—Attorney Fee Provisions in Florida Are Safe

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Earlier this month in Levy v. Levy, No. SC20-1195, 2021 WL 4614308 (Fla. Oct. 7, 2021), the Supreme Court of Florida issued a ruling that section 57.105(7) of the Florida Statutes did not apply to the attorney’s fee provision...more

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Florida Supreme Court Resolves Attorney’s Fees Issues

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Over the festive holiday period the Florida Supreme Court went on an attorney’s fees “Ham-‎Page” in deciding two cases which address the application of Fla.Stat. 57.105(7) to contractual ‎prevailing party attorney’s fees...more

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Florida Supreme Court Awards Appellate Attorney's Fees to Borrower After Mortgagee Voluntarily Drops Appeal

In a recent 4-3 decision, the Florida Supreme Court concluded that a borrower was entitled to her appellate attorneys' fees because she was the prevailing party in a judicial foreclosure action in which her mortgagee had...more

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