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Every week Florida's appellate courts hand down decisions that change how your next case goes, and most of them slip by while you're in court. Reasonably Safir catches them. Host Rory Safir is a Florida criminal defense and injury trial lawyer, and one of only six attorneys in the state designated a Forensic Lawyer-Scientist by the American Chemical Society's Chemistry and the Law Division. Each week he walks the newest rulings from the Florida Supreme Court and all six District Courts of Appeal, calls out the wins you can put to work in a pending file that same week, and flags the losses that could reach your open cases and reshape your theory. No ivory tower. Plain language, real doctrine, and takeaways you can carry into your next hearing, whether you're fighting a search or proving a claim. Built for criminal defense lawyers, plaintiffs attorneys, and anyone whose job is representing a real person against an institution. The caselaw roundup lands every Friday. Science deep dives and stories from the road land in between, whenever there's one worth your time. Safir Injury and Criminal Defense Law welcomes referrals and co-counsel arrangements from fellow attorneys.
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