Robin Bresky

Robin Bresky December 29, 2016

The Fourth District Court of Appeal recently examined the meaning of “filing” court documents in Florida aft er the statewide

Robin Bresky August 30, 2016

The Supreme Court of Florida recently resolved a conflict among the appellate districts as to the standard by which a

Robin Bresky June 14, 2016

A reply brief is optional in appeals in Florida courts. However, a reply brief provides the appellant an important opportunity

Robin Bresky April 14, 2016

A district court of appeal can exercise either appellate jurisdiction or original jurisdiction. The scope of review can be either

Robin Bresky October 7, 2015

An appeal is an opportunity for the appellate court to review an order or judgment of a lower tribunal and

Robin Bresky June 30, 2015

One of the functions of the Florida Supreme Court is to promote uniformity of legal doctrine throughout the state by

Robin Bresky March 2, 2015

The Florida Rules of Appellate Procedure are the framework guiding litigants and courts in handling appeals. The rules apply to

Robin Bresky January 16, 2015

When a trial court renders a judgment that goes against your position, you may be able to convince an appellate

Robin Bresky October 7, 2014

In several medical malpractice cases, defense attorneys have argued that the defendant doctor’s misdiagnosis did not really cause the injury

Robin Bresky July 16, 2014

As a party in an appellate case, you are generally responsible for paying your own attorney’s fees. But in some