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The Road to Reinstating Florida’s Medical Malpractice Noneconomic Damage Caps

April 19, 2024By Ari Bell

Amidst the many facets of medical malpractice litigation, noneconomic damage caps are once again at the center of the debate. Recently, several bills in the Florida Legislature attempted to reinstate the noneconomic damage caps in medical malpractice cases. While none of these bills passed and the legislative session for 2024 is over, an analysis […]

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Volume 35, Issue 2

Spring 2023

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CLAIM DENIED – ACCESS DENIED: THE BLACK WALL STREET INSURANCE GRIFT

35 St. Thomas L. Rev. 100 (2023)
andré douglas pond cummings and Kalvin Graham

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THE WOLF IN SHEEP’S CLOTHING: HOW HISTORICAL AND BLIGHT DESIGNATIONS IN THE ABSENCE OF CONSTITUTIONAL SAFEGUARDS CAN RENDER PROPERTY RIGHTS ILLUSORY

35 St. Thomas L. Rev. 136 (2023)
Kyle B. Teal & Dane L. Stuhlsatz

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DOG OWNERS DESERVE PUBLIC HOUSING: WHY FLORIDA’S DOG BREED RESTRICTIONS ARE DISCRIMINATORY AND SHOULD BE REPEALED

35 St. Thomas L. Rev. 163 (2023)
Melissa Betancourt

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LACK OF ACCESS TO THE LAW: SAVING BLACK AMERICANS A SEAT AT THE LEGAL TABLE SYMPOSIUM TRANSCRIPT

35 St. Thomas L. Rev. 184 (2023)
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