Sealed for Whom? Statutory Confidentiality on Appeal
By: Katie Jay Katie Jay is a founding partner of Jay & Campbell, PLLC, in Stuart, and is board certified in State and Federal Government and Administrative Practice. Her practi
Rule Round Up Florida Rule of Appellate Procedure 9.400
By Elaine Walter Effective January 1, 2027, the Florida Supreme Court changed part of Florida Rule of Appellate Procedure 9.400 on attorneys’ fees. Subdivision (b)(4) of rule 9
Appellate Practice Board Certification Boot Camp 2027
BOARD CERTIFICATION BOOT CAMP THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 2027 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. (EST) Are you preparing for the appellate board certification exam? Or would you like to stay a
Rules Round Up, Florida Supreme Court amended rule 9.020 and 9.100
By Elaine Walter On August 27, 2026, the Florida Supreme Court amended rule 9.020 and 9.100. Rule 9.020 was amended at (e) to define “lower tribunal” as “[t]he court, judge
APS Fall Retreat 2026, earn up to 6.0 CLE credits!
Room Block Closes Wednesday, September 3! Hear Ye, Hear Ye! Leave the briefs behind and join your appellate colleagues in historic Boston for an unforgettable retreat filled with C
More episodes of Bench Briefs are now available
Last year, APS launched a new CLE series, Bench Briefs. Each 1-hour CLE is a compilation of video recorded, five-or-so minute answers from ten appellate judges to one question that
2026 Boston APS Retreat (Oct 1–4)
Hear ye, hear ye! The time has come to gather your (appellate) arms and head to Boston. Registration for the Appellate Practice Section’s Retreat in Boston is now open! [&hell
Code and Rules of Evidence Committee’s 2025-2026 Case Summaries
Note from the Chair of the Publication Committee and the Editor: The Record is thrilled to publish the Code and Rules of Evidence Committee’s (CREC) yearly case summaries that su
Conflict Certified: Ruffenach v. Deutsche Bank Nat’l Trust Co.
On March 20, 2026, the Sixth District Court of Appeal cast doubt and disagreed with more than 60 years of Florida courts requiring an evidentiary hearing&n
Chair’s Message: From Connections to Collaboration
Dear Appellate Practice Section Members, Welcome to the 2026-2027 Bar year! It is a privilege to write to you as Chair this year, and an even greater one to do […]
Conflict Certified: Crecelius v. Rizzitano
By Jennifer Nairn In Crecelius v. Rizzitano, No. 6D2024-2217, 2026 WL 555031 (Fla. 6th DCA Feb. 27, 2026), the Sixth District Court of Appeal disagreed with 45-years worth of p
The Honorable Morris Silberman & The Honorable Nelly Khouzam Named 2026 Recipients of the James C Adkins Award
The Appellate Practice Section is proud to announce that, for the first time in the award’s history, the Section has selected two recipients for the James C. Adkins Award: Judges
Richard & Susanne Sichta Named 2026 Recipients of the John R. Hamilton Pro Bono Award
The Appellate Practice Section is proud to recognize Rick and Susanne Sichta of Jacksonville as the 2026 recipients of the John R. Hamilton Pro Bono Award. This award honors Sectio
Thank you Dessert Reception Sponsors!
APS is looking forward to the Florida Bar Convention. Join us for our annual dessert reception! Special thank you to our sponsors:
Rules Round-Up: Changes to Florida’s Appellate Rules
By Elaine Walter On June 11, 2026, the Florida Supreme Court amended Florida Rules of Appellate Procedure 9.210 (Briefs, 9.310 (Stay Pending Review), 9.800 (Uniform Citation System
Congratulations Newly Board Certified Lawyers!
Congratulations to the following attorneys who recently earned Florida Bar board certification in Appellate Practice: Michael Joseph Ellis – Tallahassee Dylan Bailey Howard – T
APS Schedule & Map – 2026 Florida Bar Convention
Click here for the meeting agenda. 2026 ANNUAL FLORIDA BAR CONVENTION APS SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 2026 3:00 P.M. – 5:00 P.M. – Leadership Summit This event is for
A Conversation with Judge Ray Treadwell
By Maggie McCormick When one looks at Judge Ray Treadwell’s background, it is unsurprising that he earned a spot on the Florida First District Court of Appeal. A Florida native,
Bundle Pricing for 2026/2027 Webinar Series is now available!
Bundle pricing is available to APS members only until July 21, 2026! Get all 10 monthly webinars for a deeply discounted price. Click here to make sure you don’t miss [&helli
Rules Round-Up: Changes to Rule 2.515.
By Elaine Walter In IN RE: AMENDMENTS TO FLORIDA RULE OF GENERAL PRACTICE AND JUDICIAL ADMINISTRATION 2.515, No. SC2026-0673 (Fla. Mar. 28, 2026), the Florida Supreme Court—on it
A Judge on the Bench, A Designer at Heart.
By Lily Huiping Liu Justice Jamie R. Grosshans grew up in Brookhaven, Mississippi, surrounded by family. As an only child, young Justice Grosshans spent her somewhat quiet da
APS Meet-Up In Tallahassee! May 6
APS Meet-Up In Tallahassee! May 6, 5:30pm – 7:30pm APS continues its year of connections on May 6, 2026 in Tallahassee with another meet-up, open to all APS members. Whether [&he
Publish in The Florida Bar Journal
Are you interested in publishing an article about an appellate topic in the Florida Bar Journal? Contact the managing editor of the appellate column, Ben Paley, at benpaley1992@gma
Become a Dessert Reception Sponsor!
Deadline to Commit – June 9, 2026 Looking for a way to show your commitment to the Appellate Practice Section? Consider sponsoring our signature annual event, the APS Dessert
IN RE: AMENDMENTS TO FLORIDA RULES OF APPELLATE PROCEDURE, No. SC2025–1458
By: Elaine Walter, Edited by: Brian Tackenberg On March 19, 2026, the Florida Supreme Court amended Florida Rules of Appellate Procedure 9.020 (Definitions), 9.045 (Form of Documen
More “Tea” on the 2026 Annual Florida Bar Convention
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 2026 3:00 P.M. – 5:00 P.M. – Leadership Summit This event is for all committee leaders, those who would like to eventually be a leader in the [&hell
APS Fellow Spotlight: A Q&A with APS fellow Janice Lopez
Tell our readers a bit about yourself. Where are you in your career, and how did you get here? I moved to Miami in 2021 shortly after graduating law school, […]
Here’s the “Tea” on the 2026 Annual Florida Bar Convention
2026 ANNUAL FLORIDA BAR CONVENTION APS TENTATIVE SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 2026 3:00 P.M. – 5:00 P.M. – Leadership Summit This event is for all committee leaders, th
APS is Now Accepting 2026 Award Nominations
The Appellate Practice Section is now accepting nominations for our two most prestigious honors: the James C. Adkins Award, presented to a member of The Florida Bar who has made [&
Now Accepting Applications for APS Fellowship Program
Ready to level up your appellate practice?If you’ve been practicing law for five or fewer years and have an interest in appellate advocacy, the Appellate Practice Section Fellows
Tallahassee Social Hour a Success!
Awesome turnout of APS members, including a couple appellate judges (!), for our social hour in Tallahassee before the Supreme Evening event tonight. Good camaraderie had and conne
Stephen R. Senn Recipient of the 2026 Tobias Simon Pro Bono Service Award
APS member Stephen R. Senn—a former recipient of the APS Pro Bono Award—is the recipient of the 2026 Tobias Simon Pro Bono Service Award, the Florida Supreme Court’s highest
Preservation in Light of Melrose Ventures, LLC v. Uptempo Marketing Corp.
By: Gabriella Lopez[1]; Edited by Assistant Editor Brian Tackenberg Florida’s newest District Court of Appeal recently issued Melrose Ventures, LLC v. Uptempo Marketing Corp., 41
Code and Rules of Evidence Committee’s 2024-2025 Case Summaries
Note from the Chair of the Publication Committee and the Editor: The Record is thrilled to publish the Code and Rules of Evidence Committee’s (CREC) yearly case summaries that su
Message from the Chair, December 2025
As we reflect on 2025 and look ahead to 2026, the Appellate Practice Section is continuing our focus on connections. From education and mentorship to informal Zoom conversatio
Thinking about board certification? Don’t miss these two events
JOIN APS FOR A VIRTUAL LUNCHTIME TOWN HALL AND A FULL-DAY IN-PERSON CLE ALL ABOUT BOARD CERTIFICATION! Appellate Practice Section – Board Certification Town Hall 2026 January
Message from the Chair, October 31, 2025
Happy (almost) Halloween, APS members! No tricks here—just a quick round-up of all the great connections happening across your Appellate Practice Section. _______________________
How a Family Law Rule Relating to Appeals Evolved
HOW A FAMILY LAW RULE RELATING TO APPEALS EVOLVED By William D. Slicker[1] In family law cases, there is a list o
Better Off Alone? The Ins and outs of Solo Appellate Practice.
ICYMI Better Off Alone? The Ins and outs of Solo Appellate Practice. This course, once only available for a fee on the bar website, has now been re-accredited and is […]
Connect with APS this Fall: Meetings, Meet-Ups, & More
Dear Appellate Practice Section Members, Fall is here (even if the Florida weather hasn’t noticed), and APS has a full lineup of events to keep you connected. This year, instead
Appellate Practice Section’s Outreach Committee hosted the latest installment of Table of Authorities
On September 29, the Appellate Practice Section’s Outreach Committee hosted the latest installment of Table of Authorities. The virtual program, now in its third year, foster
Appellate Rules Round Up
By: Elaine WalterAfter a recommendation by the Appellate Court Rules Committee, the Florida Supreme Court amended rules 9.020 and 9.400. Rule 9.020(h)(1) (Rendition of an Order;
Chair’s Message, September 2025
Dear Appellate Practice Section Members, Thank you to the many of you who completed our recent membership survey. Section leadership has already reviewed and discussed your though
Conflict Certified: District Split on Impact Rule Comes Before Supreme Court
By: Jeffrey J. Grosholz The Supreme Court of Florida announced on August 21, 2025, that it will hear oral argument in Florida BC Holdings, LLC v. Reese, No. SC2024-0139, on [&helli
Write like a Supreme Court Justice
Join Professor Jill Barton on Thursday, October 16 at the University of Miami School of Law Library for an exciting opportunity with Professor Jill Barton. Light bites and wine wil
A Year of Connections with the Appellate Practice Section
A Year of Connections with the Appellate Practice Section Welcome to the 2025-26 Bar year! It is a true honor to serve as your Chair. I look forward to connecting […]
Conflict Certified: Testimony in Support of Attorney’s Fees
By: Carey Villeneuve[1] Decision Certifying Conflict: CED Capital Holdings 2000 EB, LLC v. CTCW-Berkshire Club, LLC, 363 So. 3d 192 (Fla. 6th DCA 2023) Conflict C
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Spotlighting Our APS Fellows
As many of our members know, the Appellate Practice Section of the Florida Bar (“APS”) has implemented a Fellowship Program for young lawyers interested in appellate practice.
Congratulations New Board-Certified Lawyers
Congratulations to the following attorneys who recently earned Florida Bar board certification in Appellate Practice: Gennifer Bridges, Burr & Forman LLP Alyssa Cory, Shutts &a
Message from the Chair- June 2025
Even though the rising temperatures make clear the always-too-early Florida summer has settled in, it is hard to believe we are almost halfway through 2025. It is harder still for
Don’t Wait, Become a Dessert Reception Sponsor!
Deadline to Commit – June 1, 2025 Looking for another way to show your commitment to the Appellate Practice Section? Consider sponsoring our signature annual event, the APS D
Did you miss a CLE this year?
Now Available: The full 6-hour Beyond the Bar: Introducing Florida’s 6th DCA CLE – or – The Beyond the Bar CLEs split up into 1-hour courses to allow you to choose
2025 Florida Bar Annual Convention
APS TENTATIVE SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 20253:00 P.M. – 5:00 P.M. – Leadership SummitThis event is for all committee leaders, those who would like to eventually be a
2025 Award Nominations
The Appellate Practice Section is now accepting nominations for our two most prestigious honors: the James C. Adkins Award, presented to a member of The Florida Bar who has made [&
Is the PCA Constitutional?
Is the PCA Constitutional? “PER CURIAM. Affirmed.” We all know what this is: the infamous PCA, or a district court of appeal’s decision without written opinion. The district
Appellate Section’s annual report
Appellate Practice As chair of the Appellate Practice Section for 2024-25, I am honored to present this annual report, highlighting our section’s achievements and ongoing commitm
Has SCOTUS Evolved Beyond the Evolving Standards of Decency?
Has SCOTUS Evolved Beyond the Evolving Standards of Decency? The Warren Court — the period from 1953 to 1969 when Earl Warren was chief justice — is recognized as one […
Bench Briefs: Hallmarks of the Best Appellate Briefs
CLE CREDIT THIS PROGRAM IS APPROVED FOR 1.0 GENERAL CLE CREDITS, INCLUDING 1.0 APPELLATE PRACTICE CREDITS COURSE LEVL: INTERMEDIATE COURSE NO: 9039
Professionalism for Appellate Attorneys: Avoiding Potential Sanctions
By: Randall Reder For lawyers, the term “professional ethics” has a more specific meaning than what can be found in a dictionary or in an academically oriented law school class
Now Accepting Applications for APS 2025-2026 Fellowship Program
Are you interested in appellate practice? Have you been practicing for five years or less?
Spring 2025 Chair’s Message
Spring greetings, Appellate Practice Section members! The clocks have moved forward, North Florida is becoming covered in a thick layer of yellow pollen, and the snow (!!) is a di
Sixth DCA Local Rules
Sixth DCA Local Rules by: Sarah B. Roberge Know your judge(s); know the local rules. All practitioners should remember hearing this from their law school days, and it should [&h
A Profile in Service: Judge Charles R. Wilson
By Alison E. Preston[1] If you could have dinner with any historical figure, who would it be? For Judge Charles R. Wilson, a lifelong Catholic who attended Catholic schools from [&
Code and Rules of Evidence Committee’s 2023-2024 Case Summaries
Note from the Chair of the Publication Committee and the Editor: The Record is thrilled to publish the Code and Rules of Evidence Committee’s (CREC) yearly case summaries that su
Conflict Certified: A New Series from The Record
On just about any (court) day of the week, an appellate court could issue a decision changing the law throughout Florida. Keeping abreast of these changes in Florida’s caselaw
December 24 Chair’s Message
With the holiday season upon us, I want to take a moment to extend my warmest wishes to you. This time of year provides us the chance to reflect on our accomplishments and prepare
In Brief: A Discussion with Judge Rachel Nordby
Judge Rachel Nordby’s journey to the bench is one filled with coincidences that one could only call fate—she is one of the only appellate judges in Florida to serve with the ju
A Feelgood Conversation with a Quintessential Floridian: Judge Robert “Bobby” E. Long, Jr.
By Eleanor H. Sills A real-life Captain America. Judge Robert “Bobby” E. Long, Jr., is the quintessential North Florida judge. A many-generation Floridian, Judge Long grew
September 24 Chair’s Message
It is with great enthusiasm that I welcome you to the Appellate Practice Section’s 2024-2025 year and our newly updated website. This website will serve as a cornerstone in our m
2024 Award Winners
The Appellate Practice Section of The Florida Bar is proud to bestow its highest honor.
A Chat with the Chief Justice Carlos Muñiz
Chief Justice Carlos Muñiz and his clerks read thousands of legal briefs each year. But they still make time to read novels—call it an informal chambers book club. Right now, th
Congratulations New Board-Certified Lawyers
Congratulations to the five lawyers who recently earned Florida Bar board certification in Appellate Practice:
July 24 Chair’s Message
It is with great enthusiasm that I welcome you to the Appellate Practice Section’s 2024-2025 year and our newly updated website. This website will serve as a cornerstone in our m
Coffee Talk with Judge Adam Tanenbaum
Perhaps unsurprising from someone who is a self-described iconoclast, Judge Adam Tanenbaum is refreshingly unexpected. It’s not just his irreverent and enthusiastic attitude, or
2023 in Review: Amendments to the Florida Rules of Appellate Procedure
As we begin 2024, appellate practitioners should be aware of the 2023 changes to the Florida Rules of Appellate Procedure that may affect their work in this new year. Generally, th
September 2023 Chair’s Message
In my initial Chair’s message, I issued a challenge to all of our members. I challenged everyone to: Bring a friend. Bring an opposing counsel. Bring an associate. Bring a law st
Florida Supreme Court Review—June 2023
Chief Justice Carlos Muñiz and his clerks read thousands of legal briefs each year. But they still make time to read novels—call it an informal chambers book club. Right now, th
2023-24 Chair’s Message
Several past APS chairs had a theme for their year. Sorry friends, I do not. Instead, at the Annual Convention, I issued a challenge to all our members.
2023 Award Winners
The Appellate Practice Section of The Florida Bar is proud to bestow its highest honor.
Judge Suzanne Labrit
You won’t hear it from her, but Judge Labrit has always stood out from her peers. At the age of twelve, Judge Labrit left home to attend Golden Hills Academy, an all-girls boardi
2022 Award Winners
The Appellate Practice Section of The Florida Bar is proud to bestow its highest honors.
May 2022 Chair’s Message
The Section celebrated the seasonal change with our first in-person event in several years: Practicing Before the First DCA. I loved seeing many of you face to face, and learning t
On the Florida Supreme Court’s Amendment to Florida Rule of Appellate Procedure 9.130
Prior to January 6, 2022, trial court orders granting or denying leave to amend a complaint to assert a claim for punitive damages were reviewable by the appellate court only by pe
Remembering Justice Grimes
As we say goodbye to 2021 and hello to 2022, it is important to take the time to remember those that we lost this past year. Justice Stephen H. Grimes—a giant in the Florida leg
January 2022 Chair’s Message
The Section celebrated the seasonal change with our first in-person event in several years: Practicing Before the First DCA. I loved seeing many of you face to face, and learning t
December 2021 Chair’s Message
It feels like just a moment ago we were celebrating Fall cocktails with President Tanner and working through a productive virtual Fall meeting. The Bar year is moving along. How ar
September 2021 Chair’s Message
As I write this, school is back in session and summer is slipping away into the glory of Florida fall. I, and your Officers, had hoped that we would have convened together at the D
June 2021 Chair’s Message
Just below you’ll find the Section’s schedule for our upcoming week of meetings in conjunction with The Florida Bar’s Annual Convention. If you haven’t already done so, reg
2021 Award Winners
The Appellate Practice Section of The Florida Bar is proud to bestow its highest honor.
May 2021 Chair’s Message
Well, we made it to May! Vaccinations are on the rise, serious coronavirus cases are on the decline. Our Annual Convention will be virtual again, but things are definitely looking
April 2021 Chair’s Message
Happy Easter, everyone. I’m sure by now you’ve all seen, and are probably not surprised by, The Florida Bar’s decision to make this year’s Bar Convention a “hybrid” eve
March 2021 Chair’s Message
The older I get, the more I find that springtime is my favorite time of year. As a kid, my favorite was summertime, probably because there was no school and it was light out longer
February 2021 Chair’s Message
But, I would like to thank the Retreat Planning Committee: Judge Alan Forst, Kristin Norse, Diane DeWolf, Carrie Ann Wozniak, and our Program Administrator, Cheri Wright. Thank you
APS Pro Bono Spotlight: Sarah Lahlou-Amine
How did you first get involved doing pro bono work? I give a lot of credit to my alma mater, Stetson University College of Law, for getting me involved in […]
November 2020 Chair’s Message
Thanksgiving 2020: The year has certainly left much to be desired for so many of us. But I hope everyone can take a moment this week to slow down, relax a bit, and find some silver
Justice John D. Couriel
At the age of eleven, Justice John D. Couriel, a self-proclaimed aviation nerd, traveled from London to New York on the Concorde, an airplane that traveled at a maximum speed of ov
September 2020 Chair’s Message
Fall. You know what that means, right? Pumpkin spice lattes. Leaves changing color. The temperature begins dropping. And … wait a minute. This is Florida. So, the latter two prob
St. Yves, Patron Saint of Lawyers
Last year, before we were grounded by the Coronavirus Pandemic, I traveled to Italy. Anyone who has been to Italy likely knows that seeing the wonderful old churches with all the
The APS to Spotlight its Pro Bono Volunteers
As 2020 draws to a close, now more than ever people are in need of pro bono legal services. Yet, recent studies show that fewer lawyers are taking on pro bono cases. The reasons fo
October 2020 Chair’s Message
YES, it’s Halloween. But more importantly, it’s National Pro Bono Week. For many, this may be a spooky thought, but it does not have to be.Just ask any of our countless Section
July/August 2020 Chair’s Message
It’s been just over a month since I took the helm of our amazing Section. So, let me begin my first Chair’s Message by thanking you for trusting me with your Section. It’s an
2020 Appellate Board Certified Attorneys
The Appellate Board Certification Committee is pleased to announce that the following attorneys have earned board certification
May 2020 Chair’s Message
The new ‘normal’ seems to be half right: with new developments coming daily, ‘normal’ appears to mean anything but. One thing that may truly qualify for normalcy, even afte
October 2019 Chair’s Message
Celebrate Pro Bono Week with the Appellate Practice Section Did you know this week is National Pro Bono Week? This annual event helps to focus attention to the need for lawyers to
June 2020 Chair’s Message
Which Section of the Florida Bar was just featured in a front-page article of the Wall Street Journal? Read for yourself how the grammatical exploits of past chairs Duane Daiker an
2020 Award Winners
The Appellate Practice Section of The Florida Bar is proud to bestow its highest honor.
Member Spotlight: Samuel Walker
Section Member Samuel Walker was recently recognized by the Section for his exciting YouTube series featuring regular case updates from the Florida Supreme Court and District Court
2019 Award Winners
The Appellate Practice Section of The Florida Bar is proud to bestow its highest honor.
Retroactive Application of Law to Cases Pending on Appeal
Occasionally, while an appeal is pending, the law changes in a way that could affect the outcome of the case. Therefore, appellate attorneys should be prepared to discuss whether
AJEI / ECAPI 2018 Summit
The Appellate Practice Section is proud to support the Eleventh Circuit Appellate Practice Institute (ECAPI), which in 2018 will team up with the Appellate Judges Education Institu
2018 Award Winners
The Appellate Practice Section of The Florida Bar is proud to bestow its highest honor.
Constitution Revision Commission Update
After a series of public hearings and meetings over the course of the last month, the CRC has whittled the proposals down to twelve potential amendments. But since there is no sin
Appellate Practice Section Members Donate More Than 1,000 Hours of Pro Bono Time to the Guardian ad Litem Office
Appellate Practice Section member Thomasina Moore had an idea. As the statewide director of appeals for Florida’s Guardian ad Litem Office, Ms. Moore found herself and her collea
Constitution Revision Commission Update
The CRC wrapped up committee meetings in early February and is now traveling the state holding public hearings. To find out if there is a public hearing coming to a venue near you
Constitution Revision Commission Update – February 2, 2018
After a couple of full weeks of committee meetings, the Legislative Committee has some updates to report on the CRC, one of which is of particular note. Proposal 81, which sought t
The Path to Inclusion Symposium
The Appellate Practice Section sponsored The Path to Inclusion Symposium November 9-10 in Orlando. Hosted by the standing committee on Diversity and Inclusion, the Symposium was in
Constitution Revision Commission Update
The Constitution Revision Commission (CRC) is in full swing with committee meetings scheduled throughout January. The Appellate Practice Section’s Legislative Committee[*] has id
A Primer on the Law of the Case Doctrine in the Eleventh Circuit
The law of the case doctrine is not applied on a daily basis, but it is a viable tool for litigants who obtain favorable rulings in interlocutory appeals for subsequent proceedings
Judge James A. Edwards
James A. “Jim” Edwards had just finished speaking at a Civility in Litigation seminar for the Indian River Bar Association in Vero Beach, and was reviewing voice messages befor
2017 Award Winners
The Appellate Practice Section of The Florida Bar is proud to bestow its highest honor.
Appellate CPR: Resuscitating Your Family Law Case on Appeal Without a Transcript
You’re holding a final judgment peppered with errors. Maybe the court awarded certain relief without making statutorily required findings. Or some of the findings aren’t suppor
The Honorable Thomas D. Winokur
Judge Thomas D. “Bo” Winokur was appointed to the First District Court of Appeal by Governor Rick Scott on June 11, 2015. He joined the court after serving as Assistant Genera
The Effect of Bankruptcy Stay on a Subsequently Filed Appeal
The Second District Court of Appeal recently reiterated that an automatic stay in bankruptcy, 11 U.S.C. § 362(a)(1) (2012), renders a subsequently filed notice of appeal in a rela
2016 Award Winners
The Appellate Practice Section of The Florida Bar is proud to bestow its highest honor.
2015 Award Winners
The Appellate Practice Section of The Florida Bar is proud to bestow its highest honor.
