Boyd & Jenerette P.A. is committed to creating a workplace environment where diversity is encouraged and where every member of the firm can realize his, her, or their potential for excellence. This policy is intended to guarantee […]

Kansas R. Gooden, a shareholder and Board Certified Appellate Specialist, recently appeared in the podcast Issues on Appeal to discuss working remotely in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. She gave practical tips on how to successfully work remotely. […]

Kansas R. Gooden and Geneva R. Fountain prevailed in a workers’ compensation appeal in the First District Court of Appeal.  The Claimant asserted that the JCC failed to follow the workers’ compensation statute when it denied her […]

Kansas R. Gooden and Geneva R. Fountain obtained a writ of certiorari on behalf of a client.  The county court refused to order appraisal when it was mandated by the insurance policy.  The trial counsel had presented […]

When did you first know you wanted to be an attorney? What drew you to this career? I have wanted to be an attorney since I was in the 8th grade. I had a history teacher named […]

To our valued clients: Boyd & Jenerette continues to monitor the COVID-19 outbreak and will be posting updates to our website to keep you all informed. The firm’s shareholders have identified the critical operations of the firm […]

A recent report from The Federal Judicial Center, the research and education agency of the federal judicial system, presented data on the incidence and resolution of permissive interlocutory appeals, initiated in the U.S. Circuit Courts of Appeal […]

Shareholder Beth-Ann Schulman and partners Michael Childers and Gregory Kahn recently attended the 2020 Construction Law Institute sponsored by The Florida Bar. Beth-Ann, Michael and Greg are all Board Certified in Construction Law by The Florida Bar. […]

Partner Edward M. Booth, Jr. and associate Courtney M. Johnson successfully defended a Florida business owner in a premises liability case that went to trial in February 2020 in Jacksonville.  The plaintiff alleged she slipped and fell […]

In the recent case of Zenith Ins. Co. v. Cruz, No. 1D19-1141, 2020 (1st DCA Feb. 12, 2020), the First DCA clarified that the Rule 60Q-6.109, concerning computation of time, does not extend the 30-day period for […]