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Miami Seaquarium’s Treatment of Killer Whale Doesn’t Violate Endangered Species Act, 11th Circuit Rules

by Dan Bushell | Feb 5, 2018 | Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals, General Civil Litigation

The past few years have shown that litigation continues to be a viable vehicle for bringing about societal change, particularly when legislative action does not follow changes in public opinion on high profile issues. The same sex marriage litigation that culminated...

U.S. Supreme Court to Hear Florida Commercial Fishing Cases — Part I

by Dan Bushell | Nov 5, 2014 | Criminal Law, Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals, General Civil Litigation, U.S. Supreme Court

Florida commercial fishing industry, meet the Supreme Court of the United States. The Supreme Court has agreed to hear three cases from Florida in its current term, two of which involve commercial fishing. In the most recently granted case, the state of Florida is set...

Modern Technology Impacts Service of Process

by Dan Bushell | Sep 23, 2014 | Family Litigation, General Civil Litigation

Avenues of communication have dramatically expanded over the past few decades, with email, social media, the proliferation of mobile phones, and text messaging making it easier and easier to make contact with the vast majority of people. Whether they want to be in...

How 2 Courts of Appeals Applied the Same Law to Reach Opposite Conclusions About the ACA

by Dan Bushell | Jul 29, 2014 | General Civil Litigation, Insurance Coverage

Last week, two federal courts of appeals–the 4th Circuit and D.C. Circuit–considered whether the IRS reasonably interpreted the Affordable Care Act as allowing the IRS to give tax credits to taxpayers that purchase health insurance through an exchange set...

11th Circuit Tackles Fraudulent Transfers in Ponzi Schemes

by Dan Bushell | Jun 5, 2014 | Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals, General Civil Litigation

With the collapse of multiple large scale Ponzi schemes in recent years, Federal courts in Florida and elsewhere have been wrestling with so-called “clawback” suits. The way Ponzi schemes work is that the schemers induce investors to give them money that...

Courts of Appeals Allow Enforcement of Foreign Governments’ Contracts in U.S. Federal Courts

by Dan Bushell | May 9, 2014 | Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals, General Civil Litigation

U.S. federal courts are characteristically wary of overstepping their bounds when adjudicating cases involving foreign governments or issues and events occuring in foreign countries. That can pose a challenge for U.S. companies engaged in international business,...
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