Bryan Gowdy was a guest on WJCT's First Coast Connect to speak about the current presidential administration's actions towards the legal system. You can listen here. 

The Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals reversed the federal convictions of Michael O' Steen, who was co-represented on appeal by Creed & Gowdy, P.A. and Michael Ufferman Law Firm, P.A. Bryan Gowdy orally argued the case to the Eleventh Circuit in March 2024.  Law360 has reported on the case (subscription required). 

Creed & Gowdy was retained by a Pensacola business, Simplified, to serve as local counsel to challenge tariffs imposed by the Trump administration.  The complaint was filed in the Northern District of Florida.  Creed & Gowdy's co-counsel, the non-profit firm New Civil Liberties Alliance, issued this press release. Reuters, Bloomberg, the Hill, the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and other media outlets are covering the lawsuit.

Dimitri Peteves represents plaintiffs suing for damages caused by the oral-nicotine pouch, Zyn. Several Philip Morris entities were listed as defendants, and they moved to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction. The district court rejected those jurisdictional challenges. Read more on Law 360 (paywall).

Bryan Gowdy and Dimitri Peteves prepared an amicus brief in the U.S. Supreme Court for a bipartisan group of congresspersons:  Rep. Mario Díaz-Balart, Sen. Rick Scott, Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Rep. María Elvira Salazar,  and Rep. Carlos Antonio Giménez. The amicus brief supports the certiorari petition of Havana Docks Corporation to review a decision of the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals.  Havana Docks sued several cruise lines under the Helms-Burton Act-also known as the LIBERTAD Act-for trafficking in property confiscated by Cuba. The amicus brief explains that the private cause of action under the LIBERTAD Act is a central pillar of our nation's foreign policy on Cuba. A Law360 article on the case can be found here (subscription required).