In the Spotlight

Brannock Berman & Seider shareholder Tom Seider spoke on additur and remittitur—important post-trial remedies in which a trial court increases or decreases a jury’s award of damages—as part of the monthly webinar series organized by the Florida Bar’s Appellate Practice ...

The Second District Court of Appeal reinstated tortious interference and civil conspiracy claims against Bank of America in a long-running lawsuit stemming from construction issues on a major downtown Tampa redevelopment project. On behalf of the surety company that issued ...

Along with the talented team at Johnson Jackson PLLC, Brannock Berman & Seider obtained extraordinary writ relief from the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals in a first-of-its-kind dispute about the scope of a statutory healthcare privilege. The mandamus petition arose ...

The Second District Court of Appeal rejected an effort by a Catholic priest to compel attorneys for a sexual-abuse victim to turn over protected work-product information in a civil lawsuit filed by the victim. The victim alleges that he was ...

The Second District Court of Appeal sided with Brannock Berman & Seider’s arguments to uphold a temporary injunction entered in a commercial real-estate dispute. The firm’s client owns a significant real-estate portfolio. The client sued a former property manager who, ...

The Second District Court of Appeal overturned a trial court’s denial of arbitration in a complex commercial dispute, agreeing with Brannock Berman & Seider’s arguments that the claims fell within the governing contract’s broad arbitration clause. The case arose from ...

The Second District Court of Appeal upheld a trial court’s interpretation of a partnership agreement, siding with arguments from Brannock Berman & Seider and several other law firms that the agreement’s language unambiguously controlled the transfer of a deceased partner’s ...