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Florida Forms of Jury Instruction, Second Edition

The only publication to cover general civil, tort andcontract litigation instructions in one comprehensiveresearch source.


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    This second edition is fully updated to reflect the Florida Supreme Court's approval of the publication of new standard jury instructions for civil cases. Prepared by Florida attorneys and the LexisNexis editorial staff, reviewed by appellate and retired trial court judges, this is the only publication to cover general civil, tort and contract litigation instructions in one comprehensive research source.

    Coverage includes basic concepts and procedures governing instructions for any stage of a civil action, a comprehensive section on breach of contract and a plethora of material on tort actions. In every area covered, pattern instructions are accompanied by:

    •  The cases or statutory authorities on which the instruction is based
    •  A use of Instruction that explains how and when an instruction should be used with guidelines for using alternative provisions
    •  A Comment that provides a brief legal background, advice in areas where there is a conflict of law or where there is an issue of trial strategy
    •  References that tie the work to other chapters in the set and to other Matthew Bender publications for further clarification of the law

    This title is also available on LexisNexis at www.lexis.com. For more information regarding online availability, please call 1-800-356-6548.

    Division I Instructions Used In All Civil Actions
    Part A Procedure and General Instructions
    Part B Liability for the Acts of Others
    Part C Multiparty Disputes
    Division II Breach of Contract Actions
    Part A General Contract Instructions
    Part B Specific Types of Contracts
    Division III Tort Actions
    Part A General Tort Instructions
    Part B Specific Tort Actions
    Part C Actions Against Providers of Professional Services
    Part D Actions Against Manufacturers and Distributors of Products
    Part E Actions Against Public Entities and Employees [reserved]
    Part F Actions Against Public Entities and Possessors of Real Property
    Part G Actions Against Operators of Modes of Transportation
    Part H Actions Against Insurance Companies
    Part I Remedies
    Division IV Statutory Actions
    Chapter 160 Eminent Domain Proceedings
    Chapter 161 Federal Employers' Liability Act
    Table of Statutes
    Table of Cases
    Index

     

    James M. Barton, II


    James M. Barton, II (Editor/Reviewer)

    The Honorable James M. Barton, II serves as Circuit Court Judge, Civil Division, Hillsborough County, Florida. He received his undergraduate degree from Tulane University in Louisiana and attended Nashville?s Vanderbilt University, where he received his law degree. Upon graduation from law school, Judge Barton clerked with the First District Court of Appeal, served in the Anti-Racketeering section of the Florida Attorney General?s office and worked as an attorney in private practice in Pensacola. Judge Barton followed his father, a Federal Magistrate Judge for the Western District of Louisiana, into service on the bench and was elected County Judge in 1991 and later appointed Circuit Judge in 1999. One of Judge Barton?s most significant contributions to the Florida judicial system, apart from his role on the bench, was serving as Vice-Chair of the Supreme Court Committee on Standard Jury Instructions in Civil Cases. Working tirelessly for nearly a decade with his fellow Committee members, Judge Barton is responsible for helping improve and streamline standard jury instructions in civil cases. The reorganization and revision of the standard jury instructions is of great importance to Judge Barton as it has facilitated a greater understanding for lay people of the judicial process and their role as a juror. In addition to his work on the Committee on Standard Jury Instructions in Civil Cases, Judge Barton formerly served as chair of both the Supreme Court of Florida?s Pro Bono Task Force and the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit Pro Bono Committee. He is a member of the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit Committee on Professionalism and the Hillsborough County Bar Association.

     

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