Please see my post, over on Fox’s In the Weeds blog, regarding continued delays in the roll-out of Florida’s medical marijuana program.
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Continue Reading The Rollout for Medical Marijuana Continues to Encounter Delays
I recently wrote in Fox Rothschild’s Consumer Law Ledger about a Florida appellate court’s ruling that the statute of limitations for a negligent appraisal claim begins to run on the
Continue Reading Is It Really Too Late? Statute of Limitations for Negligent Appraisal Ruling May Be Challenged
Can a foreclosure sale be held when interrelated counterclaims remain pending? Florida’s Second District Court of Appeal recently addressed this issue in DeLong v. Paradise Lakes Condominium Association, Inc.,
Continue Reading All Sales May Be Final, But No Foreclosure Sale Until Final Appealable Order
In late-2016, the Florida Supreme Court finally addressed the application of the statute of limitations in a re-filed mortgage foreclosure action. In Bartram v. U.S. Bank, N.A., Fl. Sup.
Continue Reading Continuing is Key: Statute of Limitations No Bar to Re-Filed Foreclosure if Default is Continuing
A trial court may not rely on a legal opinion offered by a party’s expert witness. Florida’s Third District recently reversed dismissal of a mortgage foreclosure action based on this
Continue Reading Opinions Are Like … : And Judges Can’t Rely On Them For Legal Conclusions
Are you ready for “Same Day ACH”? Implementation of the first-phase of a new rule adopted by NACHA (National Automated Clearing House Association) that will provide for the faster movement
Continue Reading Same-Day ACH: The First Phase Begins Today
The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, in a recent unpublished opinion in Casault v. One West Bank, FSB, et al., U.S.C.A. 9th Cir. Case
Continue Reading Bucking the Trend: No Fraud If Modification Not Promised and Foreclosure Resulted From Failure to Pay
Another United States Circuit Court has ruled that, for purposes of diversity jurisdiction, a national bank is a citizen only of the state in which it has its main office.
Continue Reading Diversity Jurisdiction: National Bank is a Citizen Only of State Where It Has Its Main Office
Florida’s appellate courts continue to address the sufficiency of evidence in mortgage foreclosure cases. This week, the Fourth District Court of Appeal provided guidance to lenders for properly establishing interest
Continue Reading A Ruling That Will Be of Interest to Lenders: Don’t Forget to Present Evidence of the Amount of Interest
Standing in foreclosure cases continues to be a hot issue in Florida’s appellate courts. It seems like a week doesn’t go by without an opinion that reminds lenders what they
Continue Reading Standing to Foreclose: Think About the Place Where Your Note’s Been