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Publisher: The Florida Bar Legal Publications
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With current authorities, succinct discussions of complex issues, and the forms vital to handling a commercial case, the Thirteenth 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 13th edition include:
• Comprehensive update to case law and statutes to reflect current Florida business litigation practice.
• Incorporates recent developments affecting litigators in Florida courts.
• Addresses the broadened scope of Rule 1.200 and its enumerated exceptions, offering practical guidance on case management across Florida civil actions
• Covers amendments to Fla. R. Civ. P. 1.510, including Florida’s adoption of the federal summary judgment standard and significant substantive and procedural changes affecting dispositive motion practice.
• Provides refreshed analysis aligned with current legal standards and trends.
• Offers current practical insight for navigating Florida business disputes.
• Addresses cross-border discovery and international data protection compliance in complex business litigation.
• Examines the evolving role of generative AI in e-discovery, including ethical obligations, sanctions developments, and practical risk-management strategies.
The ISBN for the 11th Edition was 9781663386359.
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