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With current authorities, succinct discussions of complex issues, and the forms vital to handling a commercial case, the Eleventh Edition of Business Litigation in Florida is a must-have for business practitioners and trial attorneys alike. The completely updated manual covers the full range of concerns to business litigators, from initial considerations of jurisdiction and venue, through myriad discovery and other pretrial and trial issues, to recovery of attorneys' fees.
Highlights of the new edition include:
- Updated statutes, Rules of Procedure, and regulations.
- Updated case law.
- Hot Topics:
- Florida Supreme Court no longer "accepts" jury instructions, maintains designation as "standard" jury instructions.
- F.S. 607.07401 was repealed under Chapter 2019-90, Laws of Florida, which also created new statutes F.S. 607.0741–607.0750.
- F.S. 607.0850 was rewritten.
- Florida Supreme Court issued AOS20-23 requiring new case management orders for trial courts (specifying case deadlines; deadlines for service, adding new parties, and completion of fact and expert testimony; projected date of trial; and particular orders for each circuit) in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Florida is officially a Daubert state again.
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The ISBN for the 10th Edition was 9781522169567.
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Table of contents
Chapter 1 State Jurisdiction
Aleksas A. Barauskas
Chapter 2 Federal Jurisdiction
Joseph A. Apatov
Chapter 3 Venue
Donald E. Christopher
Chapter 4 Commercial Arbitration
Jon Polenberg and Andrew Polenberg
Chapter 5 Injunctive Relief
Peter F. Valori
Chapter 6 Discovery In Other States And Countries
Joseph A. Apatov
Chapter 7 Securing, Resisting, And Limiting Discovery Of Trade Secrets And Other
Confidential Business Information
Donald E. Christopher
Chapter 8 Discovery Of Experts
W. Edwards Muñiz and Ashley P. Hayes
Chapter 9 Proposals For Settlement
Legal Publications Staff
Chapter 10 Case Management Conferences And Pretrial Hearings, And Pretrial
Stipulations And Orders
Donald E. Christopher
Chapter 11 Pretrial Preparation And Trial Procedures; Direct Examination, Cross-
Examination, Redirect, And Rebuttal
Derrick Hibbard
Chapter 12 Selected Problems In Evidence
Legal Publications Staff
Chapter 13 Daubert And Commercial Litigation Expert Testimony
Stephen Mahle
Chapter 14 Summary Judgment In Business Litigation
John Farina and Kenni Judd
Chapter 15 Jury Instructions For Business Litigation
Manuel Farach
Chapter 16 Recovery Of Attorneys' Fees
David P. Ackerman and Jessica Bober Rosenthal
Chapter 17 Punitive And Lost Profit Damages In Commercial Tort Cases
Michael W. Marcil
Chapter 18 Business Litigation Involving Florida Business Organizations
Derrick Hibbard
Chapter 19 Litigating Commercial Cases In Bankruptcy Court
Kenneth Dante Murena and Casandra Perez Murena
Chapter 20 Litigation Under Florida's Deceptive And Unfair Trade Practices Act, The
Florida Antitrust Act, And/Or Federal Antitrust Statutes
Steven Fox
Chapter 21 Fundamentals Of Patent Litigation
Legal Publications Staff
Chapter 22 "White-Collar" Crimes
Joseph C. Bodiford
Chapter 23 The Economic Loss Rule
Michael W. Marcil
Chapter 24 Electronic Discovery
Steven W. Teppler and Ralph Artigliere
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