by Brian Burgess | Oct 31, 2023
A landmark legal ruling found the National Realtors Association, Keller Williams, and HomeServices of America guilty of inflating real estate commissions, with a $1.8 billion penalty. Lead attorney Michael Ketchmark immediately filed a class action suit against NAR...
by Brian Burgess | Oct 31, 2023
A Federal court sided with a handful of Florida officials in a ruling against a challenge to Florida’s voter registration signature law. The ruling sets a precedent for upholding stringent voter registration requirements, and noted that in some situations, a...
by Brian Burgess | Oct 31, 2023
Florida lawmakers will convene for a special session to discuss increased funding for the state’s school voucher program aimed at students with special needs. Amid a surge in demand, experts and educators are calling for the removal of the participation cap on...
by Brian Burgess | Oct 30, 2023
Deadline Approaching: Florida residents in Idalia-impacted counties urged to apply for FEMA aid by Nov. 29. FEMA Grants, Small Business Administration loans, and Flood Insurance Program payments are still flowing. FEMA says it has assisted nearly 35,000 impacted...
by Brian Burgess | Oct 29, 2023
Ah, to live in Scott Maxwell’s world—a magical utopia where imaginary dollars are plucked from an evergreen money tree, and the complexities of public policy crumble under the weight of a keystroke. In this fantasy realm, Maxwell fancies himself as the Orlando...
