Through research, lobbying, and testimony from legal experts, Florida Justice Reform Institute is fighting hard for the small businesses of our great state. We’re a local lobbying group in Tallahassee, FL, with both legislative and appellate achievements to our name. Together, we work hard to promote fair and equitable legal practice while providing information about civil justice in Florida.
As you can see below, the impressive accomplishments of our lobbying group have generated a significant amount of publicity. Newspapers, TV stations, and other media outlets from all over Florida have covered our efforts. We highly encourage you to read about them to learn more about how we fight and what we fight for. You can also get involved and support our mission by becoming a member today.
Where Can You Find Our Lobbying Group? All Over Florida.
From the Palm Beach Post and Tampa Bay Times to the Tallahassee Democrat and Orlando Sentinel, people across the state are seeing the effects of the Florida Justice Reform Institute. Currently, our organization is based in the state’s capital, where we advocate for a litigation environment that’s better for our economy.
When you feel like you don’t have enough representation, just remember that there are lobbyist like our organization that believes in justice for you. Our group goes above and beyond to stand up for the small and local businesses throughout the state. More than anything, we make it our goal to make your voices heard. Place your trust in our team, and you can expect us to fight for your rights.
Here at the Florida Justice Reform Institute, we strive to provide every individual with the representation that they require. You deserve to be listened to, which is why we’ll work with you to develop a publicity campaign that highlights your business and what rights you have. You can count on our lobbyist to bring attention to the issues facing your enterprise.
Lobbying For Your Rights
Our lobbyist group firmly believes that every company deserves to be heard, whether you’re an independent coffee shop or a major manufacturer. That’s why we work tirelessly to make sure everyone, from government officials to private citizens, knows your predicament. With us, you can rest assured that knowledgeable and skilled publicists are representing you. Don’t just take our word for it, though. Check out our list of appearances in the news below.
Insurers Taking Note of Big Verdicts
/in Insurance Journal01 Insurers Taking Note of Big Verdicts, But Trial Lawyers Say Don’t Count on Changes By William Rabb | December 1, 2021 When CVS Pharmacies, just weeks after a Georgia appeals court upheld a $43 million premises liability verdict against the company, announced that it was closing 900 stores around the country, some saw it […]
Legal Reformers Praise Ron DeSantis, Florida Supreme Court
/in Florida DailyLegal Reformers Praise Ron DeSantis, Florida Supreme Court By Florida Daily -12.08.21 On Tuesday, the American Tort Reform Association (ATRA) released its annual “Judicial Hellholes” report and for the third year in a row Florida made progress. Legal reform advocates praised Gov. Ron DeSantis’ efforts to improve the legal climate in the Sunshine State. “From ensuring businesses could reopen […]
Ron DeSantis, Florida Supreme Court earn praise in ‘Judicial Hellholes’ report
/in Florida PoliticsRenzo Downey – December 7, 2021 The Legislature, not so much. Despite the Legislature landing on a watch list of “Judicial Hellholes,” the Florida Justice Reform Institute says Florida has improved its standing for the third year in a row. No Florida jurisdictions appeared on the American Tort Reform Association’s ranking of eight “Judicial Hellholes” […]
Tampa General CEO says COVID-19 liability protections need to be extended
/in Florida PoliticsChristine Jordan Sexton – November 18, 2021 Why would we artificially limit protection that is designed to help us?’ A top executive at one of the state’s largest hospitals says extending COVID-19 liability protections for health care providers should be a top priority for the 2022 Legislative Session that begins in January. “We need to […]
DeSantis’ bid in special session for OSHA alternative might not work in practice
/in Florida PhoenixDeSantis’ bid in special session for OSHA alternative might not work in practice But Biden’s vaccine mandates for employers faces political, legal tests BY: MICHAEL MOLINE – NOVEMBER 2, 2021 7:00 AM Florida’s Capitol, Jan. 6, 2021. Credit: Michael Moline/Florida Phoenix Gov. Ron DeSantis’ record in office indicates he will pretty much get anything […]
Jeff Brandes bill would extend COVID-19 liability protections for health care providers
/in Florida PoliticsChristine Jordan Sexton – October 25, 2021 Vaccine mandates wouldn’t exclude health care providers from extended COVID-19 liability protections. Health care providers could get COVID-19 liability protections extended through December 2023 under a bill Sen. Jeff Brandes filed Monday. Immediate attempts to contact Brandes Monday were unsuccessful. Brandes’s bill does not change the underlying law — or exclude businesses with […]
Fla. High Court Passes On Discovery Disparity Question
/in Law360Fla. High Court Passes On Discovery Disparity Question By Nathan Hale Law360 (October 14, 2021, 5:12 PM EDT) — The Florida Supreme Court on Thursday affirmed denials of two personal injury defendants’ bids to block disclosure about their attorneys’ or insurers’ financial relationships with medical expert witnesses, but the justices declined to address the […]
Stop bad doctors from serving as “experts”
/in The Palm Beach PostStop bad doctors from serving as “experts” William Large Contributed Published 7 am ET Oct. 11, 2021 William Large, President, Florida Justice Reform Institute. Contributed The Post’s recent editorial “Before more children are maimed, Florida needs to weed out bad doctors” makes some important points, but leaves out a few others. A lawsuit and […]
Health care providers eye extended COVID-19 liability protections
/in Florida PoliticsChristine Jordan Sexton – September 17, 2021 Current protections are set to expire in March. As the delta variant continues to spread across the state, increasing COVID-19 infections, Florida lawmakers may once again be asked to provide legal protections for health care providers. Florida Justice Reform Institute President William Large told Florida Politics Tuesday, “there is a need” […]
Chris Sprowls renews push for data privacy as opposition mounts from insurers, business groups
/in Florida PoliticsChristine Jordan Sexton – September 16, 2021 Sprowls already tackled DNA privacy, but he’s not done. Florida lawmakers appear poised to wage another bruising battle over data privacy in 2022, as House Speaker Chris Sprowls vows to push through a measure that would put pressure on tech companies when it comes to sharing valuable information they […]
Health care providers eye extended COVID-19 liability protections
/in Florida PoliticsChristine Jordan Sexton – September 10, 2021 Current protections are set to expire in March. As the delta variant continues to spread across the state, increasing COVID-19 infections, Florida lawmakers may once again be asked to provide legal protections for health care providers. Florida Justice Reform Institute President William Large told Florida Politics Tuesday, “there is a need” […]
Florida Supreme Court shields top corporate executives from depositions
/in Orlando SentinelFlorida Supreme Court shields top corporate executives from depositions By JIM SAUNDERS AUG 30, 2021 AT 10:35 AM NEWS SERVICE OF FLORIDA | TALLAHASSEE — Prompted by a case involving the retired chairman of Suzuki Motor Corp., the Florida Supreme Court has shielded high-ranking business executives from having to give depositions in lawsuits. Justices, in a 6-1 decision […]
Florida Supreme Court shields top corporate executives from depositions
/in Orlando SentinelFlorida Supreme Court shields top corporate executives from depositions By JIM SAUNDERS AUG 30, 2021 AT 10:35 AM NEWS SERVICE OF FLORIDA | TALLAHASSEE — Prompted by a case involving the retired chairman of Suzuki Motor Corp., the Florida Supreme Court has shielded high-ranking business executives from having to give depositions in lawsuits. Justices, in a 6-1 decision […]
The Florida Supreme Court adopts new civil procedure rule
/in Florida PoliticsSunburn — The morning read of what’s hot in Florida politics — 8.27.21 Peter Schorsch – August 27, 2021 The Florida Supreme Court adopts new civil procedure rule — The Supreme Court on Thursday adopted an amendment to Florida Rule of Civil Procedure, effective immediately, expressly adopting the “apex doctrine” in both the government and […]
Supreme Court Shields Top Executives from Depositions
/in News Service of FloridaSupreme Court Shields Top Executives from Depositions By Jim Saunders – Aug 26, 2021 TALLAHASSEE — Prompted by a case involving the retired chairman of Suzuki Motor Corp., the Florida Supreme Court on Thursday shielded high-ranking business executives from having to give depositions in lawsuits. Justices, in a 6-1 decision, extended to corporate executives […]
Supreme Court shields top executives from depositions
/in cbs12 NewsSupreme Court shields top executives from depositions by Jim Saunders – Thursday, August 26th 2021 Empty jury box at the J. Taylor Phillips Courthouse in Bibb County. WGXA/Brittany Miller TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (News Service of Florida) — Prompted by a case involving the retired chairman of Suzuki Motor Corp., the Florida Supreme Court on Thursday shielded high-ranking business […]
Appellate Ruling Sets New Standard for Summary Judgment
/in Florida Transportation BuilderAppellate Ruling Sets New Standard for Summary Judgment
Property insurance reform backers see new attorney fee rules as far-reaching
/in Florida RecordFLORIDA RECORD Property insurance reform backers see new attorney fee rules as far-reaching LEGISLATION By Michael Carroll | Jun 18, 2021 William Large, president of the Florida Justice Reform Institute, says the property insurance reforms will create sensible attorney fee rules. | Florida Justice Reform Institute Florida’s property insurance market should stabilize in the wake of recent […]
Newly-Enacted Florida Property Insurance Reform Bill Said to Be Already Working
/in The Insurance JournalNewly-Enacted Florida Property Insurance Reform Bill Said to Be Already Working By Andrew G. Simpson | June 11, 2021 Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Friday officially signed into law reform legislation on property insurance and roofing contractor practices, a measure some say is having a positive impact even before it goes into effect. DeSantis […]
Supreme Court To Hear Arguments In Major Tobacco Case
/in 4CBS MiamiSupreme Court To Hear Arguments In Major Tobacco Case By CBSMiami.com TeamMay 26, 2021 at 10:17 pm ALLAHASSEE (CBSMiami/NSF) – Nearly 15 years after a Florida Supreme Court decision unleashed thousands of lawsuits against the tobacco industry, justices next week will consider a case that could make it harder to successfully sue cigarette makers. […]