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Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the way we do business, from streamlining insurance claims and enhancing diagnostics to detecting fraud and analyzing supply chain data. But as AI enters the courtroom, one critical question looms: Can we trust machine-generated evidence? Federal courts are one step closer to answering that question. […]

In a digital-first economy, data has come to be regarded as a valuable asset for any business. But that valuable data can quickly become a liability. In fact, the number of hacked accounts surged by 800% in 2024, reaching 5.5 billion — or 180 accounts every second. [1]  For most […]

Social media has fundamentally transformed how legal cases unfold in modern courtrooms, creating both opportunities and challenges for law enforcement, attorneys, and the justice system. From criminal investigations to civil litigation, platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter have become invaluable sources of evidence while simultaneously raising new questions about privacy, […]

This year, through Senate Bill 1120 (SB 1120), Florida adopted its own version of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, which has been referred to as Florida’s Mini-TCPA. Florida’s Mini-TCPA has striking similarities to the federal Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), 47 U.S.C. § 227, et. seq. Florida’s expansion of its […]

Different situations can lead to a corporate buyout.  As a business move, a majority shareholder may seek to buyout the minority shareholders or one company may seek to acquire a majority of another company’s shares.  Buyouts may also be contractually forced under a company’s governing documents or legally forced by […]

Different situations can lead to a corporate buyout.  As a business move, a majority shareholder may seek to buyout the minority shareholders or one company may seek to acquire a majority of another company’s shares.  Buyouts may also be contractually forced under a company’s governing documents or legally forced by […]

Different situations can lead to a corporate buyout.  As a business move, a majority shareholder may seek to buyout the minority shareholders, or one company may seek to acquire a majority of another company’s shares.  Buyouts may also be contractually forced under a company’s governing documents or legally forced by […]

A new class action trend aimed at large companies has emerged in the United States. New York, California, and Florida have been the breeding grounds for these class action claims brought under each state’s “wiretapping” laws. More specifically, classes bringing these claims have accused companies of violating wiretapping laws by […]

In Florida, the public and press have a fundamental right of access to judicial proceedings, which includes access to documents submitted to the court. This may be troublesome for businesses seeking to maintain the confidentiality of sensitive information, such as trade secrets or other proprietary information. However, under certain circumstances, […]

The Florida Rules of Civil Procedure allow any party to request from another party production of relevant electronically stored information (“ESI”) if the ESI is in the custody and control of the producing party.  Fla. R. Civ. P. 1.350.  “Custody and control” not only includes desktop computers, but also mobile […]