With New Law, Insurance Companies Need to Address Rates
Letter to Editor Unlike the rest of the country, people are continuing to flock to the Sunshine State, mainly because they will…
Opinion
What to Expect When Your Neighbor Runs for President
One of our neighbors is about to run for President. Governor Desantis, who resides with his young family on Adams Street, is…
Employment is the Best Hand Up
I’ve never left a Goodwill board meeting without feeling hopeful. We live in troubled times, but this ambitious non-profit organization gives me…
Opinion: Tallahassee Hurt by Flawed “David” Reporting
The fallout from a recent Tallahassee Democrat story, which implied a principal at a local charter school was forced to resign due…
Request for $7 Million Workforce Housing Subsidy Should be a “Wake-Up Call”
By Samuel R. Staley The recent request by private developers for a $7 million loan to support workforce housing in Tallahassee should…
Anyone Know a Good Cobbler?
By Jay Revell There’s never a cobbler around when you need one. At least that seems to be the case here in…
Stewart: Executive Committee Should Put CSC Staffing Proposal on Hold
On Monday, the Executive Committee of the Leon County Children’s Services Council (CSC) will consider recommending a staffing proposal to the full…
Default Judgments and Damages
Q. Judge Smith, what is a default judgment? Does a default judgment end the case? Thank you, Dee. A. Due process of…
Lack of Transparency Drives Up Insurance Premiums
Everyone knows Florida has an insurance problem, but few realize that there is a lack of transparency in damages in our state…
Steve Stewart: Progressives Seek to Normalize Anti-Law Enforcement Views in the Name of Diversity
After a recent shooting incident on West Pensacola Street, Reverend R.B. Holmes held a summit to address the continuing problem in our…
Attorney Fees Drive Up Property Insurance Costs for Homeowners
Dear Editor, It was no surprise to see that the rising cost of property insurance was one of the key topics of…
An Accidental Lawyer | Judge Layne Smith
Q. Judge Smith, did you always aspire to be a lawyer? Sally A. No, I did not. Allow me to explain how…