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I am often asked how I thought of the idea for The Florida Litigation Guide. The answer likely conjures up memories – good and bad – for all lawyers of the trials and tribulations of life as a first-year associate.

During my first year of practice, senior lawyers in the firm routinely asked me to find a case citation for the most recent case in a particular state or federal district citing the elements of a certain cause of action. The senior lawyers needed the citations for a variety of reasons, ranging from the drafting of complaints and summary judgment motions to appellate briefs. It was from my hysteria in satisfying these requests – which often hit my desk an hour before the service deadline – that the idea for The Florida Litigation Guide was born.

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The contents of The Florida Litigation Guide originally appeared in “The Florida Civil Litigation Handbook: Actions, Defenses, Evidence and Rules”, which was published annually by Matthew Bender & Company from 1997 through 2000. I hope the Guide makes your daily practice a little easier.

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Karan S. Nayee, Esq. Nayee Law, P.A.

Karan S. Nayee, Esq. Nayee Law, P.A.

As a solo practitioner focusing primarily on litigation, The Florida Litigation Guide is an invaluable tool for my practice. It saves me time on researching statutes, elements and case law, and therefore saves my clients money on billable hours. I recommend it without reservation, especially to attorneys from smaller firms that need to keep their overheads low, but their confidence high Karan S. Nayee, Esq. Nayee Law, P.A.

Jason B. Wolf, Esq. Koch Parafinczuk & Wolf, P.A.

Jason B. Wolf, Esq. Koch Parafinczuk & Wolf, P.A.

I find it hard to believe that I ever practiced law without The Florida Litigation Guide. The Guide is deceptive in its simplicity; it is easy to use, but it delves deeply into literally everything. I rely upon it whether I am defending a case or trying to find causes of action to bring on behalf of a client. It is always the first resource I turn to when starting a research project. It is often the last source, too. The manner in which Marc keeps the Guide updated ensures that it will remain a useful tool for me.

Michael McDaniel McDaniel Law Firm, P.A.

Michael McDaniel McDaniel Law Firm, P.A.

I absolutely love your guide. It saves me a ton of time.

Mara Alyson, Esquire Law Office of Mara Alyson, P.A.

Mara Alyson, Esquire Law Office of Mara Alyson, P.A.

Thank you for your Florida Litigation Guide. It is invaluable. It is such a help. I refer to it daily. I originally bought it for my young associate, however, I find myself referring to it on a regular basis. Your Guide has enabled me to analyze and litigate cases I never would have otherwise accepted. I love your Guide!

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