- 1.280 General Provisions Governing Discovery
- 1.285 Inadvertent Disclosure of Privileged Materials
- 1.290 Depositions Before Action or Pending Appeal
- 1.300 Persons Before Whom Depositions May Be Taken
- 1.310 Depositions Upon Oral Examination
- 1.320 Depositions Upon Written Questions
- 1.330 Use of Depositions in Court Proceedings
- 1.340 Interrogatories to Parties
- 1.350 Production of Documents and Things and Entry Upon Land for Inspection
- 1.351 Production of Documents and Things Without Deposition
- 1.360 Examination of Persons
- 1.370 Requests for Admission
- 1.380 Failure to Make Discovery, Sanctions
- 1.390 Depositions of Expert Witnesses
- 1.410 Subpoena
- 1.420 Dismissal of Actions
- 1.430 Demand for Jury Trial, Waiver
- 1.431 Trial Jury
- 1.440 Setting Action for Trial
- 1.442 Proposals for Settlement
- 1.450 Evidence
- 1.452 Questions by Jurors
- 1.455 Juror Notebooks
- 1.460 Continuances
- 1.470 Exceptions Unnecessary, Jury Instructions
- 1.480 Motion for a Directed Verdict
- 1.481 Verdicts
- 1.490 Magistrates
Florida Rules of Civil Procedure
By Florida Attorney Brian Willis
- Florida E-filing Problems
- Amendment to Rule 1.490 re Use of Magistrates in Residential Foreclosures
- Dismissal for Fraud on the Court Not Available to Resolve Jury Questions – Herman v. Silver
- Record Evidence Did Not Support Finding of Fraud on the Court – Ford v. Stimpson
- Effective Immediately – You Do Not Get Extra 5 Days for Mailing of Proposal for Settlement
- Order Restricting Informal Discovery Infringes on Litigant’s Right to Free Speech
- Trial Court Could Look Beyond Four Corners of Complaint To Dismiss Case Based on Forum Selection Clause
