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Jim Ash

Jim Ash

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Senior Editor, The Florida Bar Journal

Tallahassee

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Total articles 1338

  • Amended vexatious litigant bill heads to the Senate floor

    By Jim Ash Verified| floridabar.org@ Amended vexatious litigant bill heads to the Senate floor Senior Editor Top Stories Two bills containing a Supreme Court workgroup’s proposal to strengthen Florida’s “vexatious litigant” law are headed to the Senate floor, after one was revised to address a critic’s concerns. The committee voted overwhelmingly Wednesday to approve SB 1650 by Republican Sen. Erin Grall, a Vero Beach attorney. The committee also approved SB 1652, a linked public records exemption.

    By Jim Ash Verified · floridabar.org

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Corporate counsel get a seat at the table in new Bar Initiative

    By Jim Ash Verified| floridabar.org@ Corporate counsel get a seat at the table in new Bar Initiative Senior Editor Top Stories Brightline Assistant General Counsel Danielle Anders doesn’t get to sway many juries, and she doesn’t mind. She gets a rush of job satisfaction every time she boards a high-speed train in Boca for her daily commute to Miami. “Working for a company like Brightline, I get to see my work in motion,” she says.

    By Jim Ash Verified · floridabar.org

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Amended vexatious litigant bill heads to the Senate floor

    By Jim Ash Verified| floridabar.org@ Amended vexatious litigant bill heads to the Senate floor Senior Editor Top Stories Two bills containing a Supreme Court workgroup’s proposal to strengthen Florida’s “vexatious litigant” law are headed to the Senate floor, after one was revised to address a critic’s concerns. The committee voted overwhelmingly Wednesday to approve SB 1650 by Republican Sen. Erin Grall, a Vero Beach attorney. The committee also approved SB 1652, a linked public records exemption.

    By Jim Ash Verified · floridabar.org

    Apr. 16, 2025

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The Florida Bar Journal

Tallahassee, Florida, United States

+1 850-561-5600