On January 7, 2021, Fist Coast News interviewed Bryan Gowdy to learn more about how the 25th Amendment could be used to transfer presidential powers to the vice-president.
To watch this interview, click here.
Bryan Gowdy orally argued the case of Wilsonart LLC et al. v. Lopez, Case No. SC19-1336, in which the Florida Supreme Court considered whether to change the state's summary judgment standard. Last week, the court rendered its decision. The court agreed with Mr. Gowdy's arguments that the change to the summary judgment standard should be accomplished via the court's rule-making authority and that the civil rules committee should be given an opportunity to provide input on the change.
You can read more about the recent change to the state's summary judgment standard here.
You can read the court's opinion in Wilsonart here.
Creed & Gowdy is excited to announce the addition of attorney Dimitri Peteves to the team. Dimitri was born and raised in the Netherlands and moved to Florida 11 years ago to complete his undergraduate and law degrees at the University of Florida. In 2016, he graduated from the University of Florida Levin College of Law with high honors in the top of his class.
Dimitri is passionate and driven, bringing experience from three judicial clerkships and working with a private international law firm. His past experience includes serving as a law clerk to the Honorable Allen C. Winsor of the Florida First District Court of Appeal; the Honorable Mark E. Walker of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Florida; and the Honorable Robert J. Luck of the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit.
We believe his skills and knowledge will complement our firm's ability and mission to be the law firm that Florida's top lawyers turn to when their biggest cases end up in an appellate court.
Welcome to the firm, Dimitri!
The First District Court of Appeal affirmed a $11.6 million verdict in a case handled on appeal by Rebecca Creed. The trial team, led by Howard Coker and Chelsea Harris of Coker Law and Joe Camerlengo of The Truck Accident Law Firm, had this to say about the First District's decision: "Many thanks to Rebecca Creed and the Creed & Gowdy team for handling the appeal and giving us great advice along the way to get this just verdict and be able to keep it!"
You can listen to the oral argument here.
Bryan Gowdy orally argued the case of Wilsonart LLC et al. v. Lopez, Case No. SC19-1336, in which the Florida Supreme Court is considering whether to change the state's summary judgment standard. Mr. Gowdy argued that, under principles of textualism, originalism, and stare decisis, the Court could not change the standard in a judicial case. He further argued that the Court could change the standard only under its legislative rule-making authority, but that it should first ask the civil rules committee to consider any proposed change, just as the Court has done for seventy-five years.
You can listen to the oral argument here.
You can read more about this case here and here (subscriptions required for both articles).