SC08-1141 IN RE: AMENDMENTS TO THE FLORIDA RULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE MANAGEMENT OF CASES INVOLVING CO-2025

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Florida Rule of Civil Procedure 1.525 provides that [a]ny party seeking a judgment taxing costs, attorneys fees, or both shall serve a motion no later than thirty days after filing of the judgment . (Emphasis added).
Rule 1.285 - INADVERTENT DISCLOSURE OF PRIVILEGED MATERIALS (a) Assertion of Privilege as to Inadvertently Disclosed Materials. Any party, person, or entity, after inadvertent disclosure of any materials pursuant to these rules, may thereafter assert any privilege recognized by law as to those materials.
1.525. Pursuant to Rule 1.525, a motion seeking taxation of costs and attorneys fees must be filed no later than 30 days after the judgment, upon which it relies for entitlement, is filed.
The Fee Arbitration Program is an informal, free service provided by The Florida Bar to resolve fee disputes between attorneys and clients and between attorneys. The arbitration process may be initiated by either the client or the attorney and may be used instead of a lawsuit to settle a fee dispute.
Any party seeking a judgment taxing costs, attorneys fees, or both shall serve a motion no later than 30 days after filing of the judgment, including a judgment of dismissal, or the service of a notice of voluntary dismissal, which judgment or notice concludes the action as to that party.
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Florida Rule of Civil Procedure 1.280(b)(5) states that opinions held by experts are discoverable and may be obtained by Interrogatories; Answers to such Interrogatories should generally contain the experts name, subject matter on which the expert is expected to testify, and to state the substance of the facts
Rule 1.460 - MOTIONS TO CONTINUE TRIAL (a) Generally. Motions to continue trial are disfavored and should rarely be granted and then only upon good cause shown. Successive continuances are highly disfavored. Lack of due diligence in preparing for trial is not grounds to continue the case.

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