When an “Irrevocable” Buyout Election Is Not Absolute: Deltona Transformer and Florida’s Corporate Dissolution Statute Mark R. Osherow, Esq. The Traditional Understanding of Section 607.1436 Florida business litigators have generally understood section 607.1436, Florida Statutes, as providing one of the most consequential remedies…

  Mark R. Osherow Effective September 1, 2026, at 12:01 a.m., Florida appellate practitioners face two important new requirements for initial briefs. The Florida Supreme Court has amended Florida Rule of Appellate Procedure 9.210 to require appellants to expressly address both why…

Trace Elements, Inc. v. MacKensen reinforces Florida’s strict-compliance rule for proposals for settlement Mark R. Osherow, Esq. Florida’s proposal-for-settlement procedure remains one of the most powerful—and unforgiving—fee-shifting tools in Florida civil litigation. In Trace Elements, Inc. v. MacKensen, No. SC2024-1274, 2026 Fla.…

  As our nation approaches 250 years of independence, Osherow, PLLC joins in honoring the ideals that began on July 4, 1776 and continue to shape our civic life today: liberty, justice, the rule of law, and the enduring promise of equal…

Mark R. Osherow, Esq. Artificial intelligence is a threat to privacy rights, but not simply because it collects more information. Its deeper threat is doctrinal. AI changes what counts as a privacy injury. Traditional privacy law often focused on collection, disclosure, and…