Can a wedding venue get an injunction against a neighbor’s noise without proof of lost bookings? Not on this record, the Sixth DCA says
Does res judicata bar buyers from suing for condo deposits a developer kept after reselling the units? Not where it would work an injustice, the Third DCA says
The Third DCA reversed the dismissal of condo buyers' deposit claims, holding res judicata will not be applied where it would defeat the ends of justice.
Read more →Does a prevailing-party fee clause in an easement run with the land? No, the Florida Supreme Court says
The Florida Supreme Court held that a prevailing-party attorney's fee provision in an easement agreement does not run with the land, answering an Eleventh Circuit certified…
Read more →Can a Florida judge deny partition and order a co-owner to take out a reverse mortgage instead? No, the Third DCA says
Three people owned a single-family home in equal shares, and after a trial the judge refused to order it sold. Instead the judge ordered one owner…
Read more →Losing Part of a Rooftop View Isn’t Enough to Sue Over a Zoning Variance, Second DCA Rules
Talbot, LLC v. City of Tampa and 1704 17th Street Venture, LLC · No. 2D2025-1729 (Fla. 2nd DCA) · Decided September 25, 2026 More analysis may…
Read more →A 2018 permit denial can’t revive a development plan the state barred back in 1973, First DCA rules
Key Haven waited 45 years to challenge the state's halt on its Florida Keys dredge-and-fill project, then sued when a new permit application was denied. The…
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