Florida’s first post-Bruen Second Adamendment case confirms that a felon cannot possess a firearm. Quoting Heller: “nothing in our opinion should be taken to cast doubt on longstanding prohibitions on the possession of firearms by felons…” That line from Heller was repeated in McDonald v. Chicago and, while Bruen doesn’t re-affirm that …

In a short (and not surprising) opinion, the Florida Second District Court of Appeal held that a business rating of a “D+” on the Better Business Bureau’s website was not defamation but, instead, was a constitutionally-protected, non-actionable opinion “based on an evaluating process and a subjective opinion which was not …

I had the opportunity to make a brief presentation to the members of the Solo & Small Firm Committee of the Palm Beach Bar Association regarding Operational Software Essentials for small law firms and solo lawyers. I appreciate the invitation and the excellent attendees. The Powerpoint of the presentation is …