Florida Health Scis Ctr. v. Tribune Company
Feb 20, 2001OUTCOME: Trial Court withheld certain documents from discl
Appeals court reversed.
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OUTCOME: Trial Court withheld certain documents from discl
Appeals court reversed.
OUTCOME: Trial Court Reversed
Husband prevailed in trial court in getting alimony reduction. Appellate court held he was voluntarily underemployed, and restored the wife's full alimony retractively.
OUTCOME: Appeals Court reversed a trial court ruling .
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The trial court ignored jury instructions on the proper way this case should have been decided. On appeal the court reversed the trial court completely.
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After the plaintiff timely sent her application for admission to the Florida Bar, through no fault of her own the paperwirk did not arrive on time. In spite of proof that she sent the paperwrk timely ... the Bar refused to accept her application. The case was taken to the Supreme Court of FLorida which mandated the Florida Bar to accept her application.
OUTCOME: Appeals Court Upheld Favorable Ruling
In a landmark decision, a private firm contracted by the state to run a prison contended its records were not public records because it was not a state entity. The trial court ruled against them and t ... he appeal court agreed, making new law in FLorida