Tucker Law Blog

Florida law allows fully autonomous vehicles and requires $1 million in primary coverage for certain robotaxi trips. Learn how liability, insurance, and electronic evidence may be investigated after a driverless crash.

Federal and Florida trade-secret laws overlap, but they differ on jurisdiction, seizure, whistleblower notice, and displacement of other claims. Here is what businesses should know.

A passenger alleged that glass in a shipboard meal caused serious internal injuries. The Eleventh Circuit’s 2026 decision explains why notice evidence and timely discovery still mattered.

The Supreme Court held that knowledge of users’ infringement is not enough. Learn when online services may face contributory copyright liability after Cox v. Sony Music.

Florida generally gives two years to file a negligence action arising after the 2023 change. Learn why the March 24, 2023 effective date matters and why other claims can have different deadlines.

Three Florida cases show when an employer may be liable for an employee’s crash—and why a commute, work call, lunch stop, or company vehicle does not decide the issue alone.

A rental company’s name on the title does not automatically make it liable for a Florida crash. Learn how the Graves Amendment, direct negligence, and insurance priority fit together.

The Federal Circuit affirmed a PTAB obviousness decision after construing “feature vector” to include codewords derived from audio data. The case shows how broad claim language can expand both coverage and prior-art exposure.

Learn how trademark likelihood of confusion differs in USPTO registration review and Eleventh Circuit infringement lawsuits—and which evidence matters.

A Florida auto policy may protect a pedestrian or bicyclist struck by an uninsured driver. The answer turns on PIP priority, UM selections, and resident-relative status.

Patent damages depend on causation, apportionment, comparable licenses, marking, and market evidence. Learn how lost profits and reasonable royalties are proved.