Monthly Archives: December 2025
How Corporations Can Prevent Spoliation of Electronic Evidence With A Proper Legal Hold Notice
Our previous blog on electronic discovery provided 10 tips for creating an electronic discovery plan to help potential litigants understand the process of electronic discovery and how to work with their lawyers to reduce the associated time and costs. This blog will focus on creating a proper legal hold notice to prevent spoliation of… Read More »
What is Required for Asserting an Objection to a Request for Documents under the Amended Florida Rules of Civil Procedure?
Effective January 1, 2025, the Florida Supreme Court adopted significant amendments to various rules in the Florida Rules of Civil Procedure, including Rule 1.350, which governs requests for documents from a party. The key changes to Rule 1.350 include: The grounds for an objection to a document request must state “with specificity” and “include… Read More »
Firm Obtains $1.54 Million Settlement on Unjust Enrichment Claim Over Finder’s Fee
Rabin Kammerer Johnson (RKJ), Rafferty Domnick Cunningham & Yaffa (RDCY), and Harris Appeals recently settled a case in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida (Matthew Hayden v. Steven F. Urvan v. Brew First, Inc., Case No. 9:21-CV-82051-MATTHEWMAN) for $1.54 million. The parties vigorously litigated the case for nearly 4 years,… Read More »