Recent Cases & News

JAN 17
Bryan Gowdy to Serve as Panelist for the 2024 ACS Supreme Court Review

On January 17, 2025, Bryan Gowdy will serve as a panelist discussing cases at the virtual Florida Supreme Court 2024 Year in Review hosted by the American Constitution Society. Mr. Gowdy's co-panelists are former Justice Barbara Pariente, Courtney Brewer, and Dwayne Robinson. The event will last 90 minutes, beginning at 12:00 PM.  The webinar is approved for 2.0 hours of CLE credit. Click here to watch.

 

DEC 09
FFLA Recognizes Bryan Gowdy as 2024 Pro Bono Hero

Funding Florida Legal Aid, an entity of the Florida Bar dedicated to supporting access to justice initiatives, has recognized Bryan Gowdy as a 2024 Pro Bono Hero for his exceptional dedication to justice, research, and advocacy in the Wright v. AHCA case.  The FFLA's website posting of the award can be found here.

NOV 07
Creed & Gowdy Recognized in 2025 Best Law Firms®

The 15th edition of Best Law Firms® has been released, and Creed & Gowdy, P.A. has been ranked Regional Tier 1 in Jacksonville for Appellate Practice. Inclusion in Best Law Firms® is based on a rigorous evaluation of client feedback, peer recommendations, leadership interviews, and the depth of a firm's practice. Creed & Gowdy is honored to receive this recognition.

SEP 16
Bryan Gowdy to serve as the moderator for the 2024-2025 Federalist Society Supreme Court Preview

Bryan Gowdy will serve as the moderator for the Jacksonville Lawyers Chapter's virtual preview of the upcoming Supreme Court term. The preview will be conducted via Zoom, beginning at 12 noon on Monday, September 16, 2024. The panel features Sarah M. Harris, Deepak Gupta, and Henry C. Whitaker. This event will account for a 1-hour General CLE credit. Register here.

SEP 11
Creed & Gowdy’s Win in the 3rd DCA

Creed & Gowdy's client won an appeal in a trucking accident case. This appeal concerned whether the client's lawsuit should have been dismissed because the accident occurred in South Carolina. The Third District Court of Appeal affirmed the trial court's decision to deny the defendants' motion to dismiss.