Time to Update Your Forms Lawyers rely on templates. Notices of hearing, summonses, and other frequently used court documents are often created from
Risk Alert: FBI Warns of Gunra Ransomware: What Law Firms Should Do Now
The FBI and its federal partners have issued a new #StopRansomware advisory regarding Gunra, a ransomware variant first identified in 2025 that has
Risk Alert: FBI Warns of Evolving Cyber Threat Targeting Law Firms
The FBI has issued updated warnings regarding the Silent Ransom Group (SRG), a threat actor that has consistently targeted U.S. law firms and other
Practice Alert: Florida Supreme Court Adopts New Rule Addressing AI Generated Citations in Court Filings
by: Liz McCausland, Florida Lawyers Mutual Resources and Services Division Manager Artificial intelligence continues to transform the practice of
Practice Alert – Clarifying Section 608.11, “Postmarks and Postal Possession”
by: Margaret "Peggy" S. Hewitt, Esq. On December 24, 2025, section 608.11 “Postmarks and Postal Possession” was added to 39 CFR Part 111, the Code
Practice Alert – Changes to Florida’s Rules of Civil Procedure Rule 1.820(h) – Notice of Rejection of the Arbitration Decision and Request for Trial
After a multi-year effort, the Florida Supreme Court has affirmed numerous substantive changes to the rules of Civil Procedure, including Rule
Practice Advisory – Florida Bar Committee Recommends Developing an Incident Response Plan
As cybersecurity threats continue to become more sophisticated, and as more of these threats are directed at lawyers, law firms, and legal
Attorney-Client Text Messages
By Aaron H. Wallace, Esq. The temptation to text clients is REAL. Often, the temptation comes from the clients themselves. But it's not a good
AI Technologies Impacting Florida Lawyers and Their Clients: Important Considerations and Resources
As artificial intelligence (A.I.) technologies continue to impact lawyers and their clients worldwide, we encourage all attorneys in Florida to
