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Enforcing Settlement Agreements Through the Agreement or Judgment?
In a recent decision by the Second District Court of Appeal, Webb v. Webb, the Court determined that when a marital settlement agreement is incorporated into
Johnson, Cassidy, Newlon & DeCort Attorneys Named to 2021 Super Lawyers and Rising Stars Lists
Johnson, Cassidy, Newlon & DeCort, P.A. is pleased to announce that 5 of the firm’s attorneys have been recognized as Super Lawyers or Rising Stars
Johnson, Cassidy, Newlon & DeCort Adds Veteran Securities Litigation Team
Johnson, Cassidy, Newlon & DeCort is pleased to announce that Kacy Donlon and Elaine Rice have joined the firm as partners. At the firm, Kacy
Second DCA Finds That Florida Law Provides No Remedy For Partner Without Biological Connection To Child
In a recent Second District Court of Appeal decision, the Court affirmed the principle that there is no remedy under Florida law for a partner
A Cautionary Tale for Commercial Tenants: Florida Court Holds that Tenant’s Payment of Landlord’s Insurance Premiums Did Not Entitle the Tenant to Coverage
A Florida court recently issued a decision that serves as a warning to commercial tenants who believe they are covered by their landlords’ insurance policies.
Trend Continues as Federal Appellate Court Concludes University Title IX Sexual Misconduct Investigation Did Not Provide Sufficient Due Process
Johnson & Cassidy previously provided insights about a federal Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals decision that addressed the obligations of public universities and colleges during