We track the Florida Supreme Court, every District Court of Appeal, and the federal courts that decide questions of Florida law — then surface the decisions that matter, with the full opinion always one click away. Search it online, filter it your way, and get a digest for your whole team every Friday.
The Friday digest is free forever — no login, no card. Want the full app? Start a 30-day trial, no credit card.A short Friday email of the week's significant Florida decisions — the court, the key facts, and the legal issues in each case — so you can spot at a glance what touches your practice. No login required.
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After nonbinding arbitration in a construction lien case, the condominium association timely filed a "Motion and Request for Trial De Novo" but did not use the exact words "notice of rejection" required by the 2024 amendment to Fla. R. Civ. P. 1.820(h). The trial court struck the filing and entered judgment on the arbitration award. The Sixth DCA reversed — rule 1.820(h) imposes no magic-words test — and certified conflict with other districts.
The live case library — filter by court and practice tag, and new decisions since your last visit are marked automatically.
Florida Court Tracker isn’t trying to replace your research database. It fills the gap your database leaves open: knowing what came down this week, in your practice areas, before a judge or opposing counsel brings it up.
The missing piece. Your research database is where you go when you already know what you’re looking for. Florida Court Tracker is how you find out what you should be looking for — then keep it organized until you need it.
Stop searching for the latest case law. We surface what matters, tag it for research, and link you straight to the full opinion.
Every opinion is reviewed against a strict curation standard, so you see the notable civil decisions — the ones that establish, clarify, or depart from precedent — rather than every routine procedural order.
Every entry links directly to the official slip opinion (PDF). Read our plain-English summary and holdings, then go straight to the source — it's built for real research.
The Florida Supreme Court and all six DCAs, plus the 11th Circuit and Florida's federal district courts on the decisions that apply Florida law — one library for the whole picture.
A structured taxonomy — additur, bad faith, construction liens, personal jurisdiction, and more — lets you drill straight to the point of law you're researching, across courts and years.
Star a case to Read Later, file it into matter folders, add your own labels, and keep private notes — then search all of it. See how it works →
A branded Friday email of the week's significant decisions goes to your whole team — each with the holding and a link to the full opinion, so nothing slips past.
Finding the case is half the job. Keeping it where you can find it again is the other half. Every seat gets a private workspace built for both.
One search box covers case names, holdings, citations, the practice tags we assign, the labels you add, and even your own notes. Type an issue, a docket number, or the nickname you gave a case last month — it all comes back.
🔍 “rule 1.820” · “Smith depo” · “bad faith”Spot something in Friday’s digest but have no time to dig in? Star it. It lands in your Read Later list and waits there until you have a quiet hour — so nothing worth reading gets lost in your inbox.
★ Read Later · one click to save, one click to clearFile a case into as many folders as you like — by matter, client, motion, or topic. Open a folder and you have the research for that brief in one place, with the full opinions a click away.
🗂 Jones v. Acme · MSJ Research · Appellate IssuesOur taxonomy is the starting point. Add your own labels — “cite in reply,” “bad for us,” a client name — and they show up as filters in your sidebar. Jot private notes on any case; only you can see them, and search finds them too.
🏷 cite-in-reply · bad-for-us · follow-upEverything you save, tag, and annotate is private to your login. Found something a colleague needs? Share any case by email in one click.
Court decisions are half the picture. We also track every Florida bill and proposed agency rule that touches the statutes and rules litigators rely on — civil and criminal.
State appellate coverage plus the federal courts that decide questions of Florida law.
Built for how civil litigators actually work — the decisions that matter, curated, analyzed, tagged, and delivered to your whole team. Here's how it compares to Florida Law Weekly.
| Florida Court Tracker | Florida Law Weekly | |
|---|---|---|
| Curated to the notable civil decisions — the ones that establish, clarify, or depart from precedent | ✓ | —every opinion, all practice areas — you sift |
| Plain-English significance analysis — why each case matters, with novel-issue & circuit-split flags | ✓ | —brief editorial headnotes |
| 120+ interactive practice tags — filter to the exact point of law across courts & years | ✓ | —static subject index |
| Save, organize, tag & annotate into your own research folders and notes | ✓ | — |
| Legislation & rules watch — statutes affected, side-by-side changes, effective-date alerts by practice area | ✓ | —publishes enacted laws, no alerts |
| Firm-branded weekly digest to your whole team | ✓ | —delivers the full publication |
| Built for civil, commercial & construction litigators | ✓ | —general, all practice areas |
| Per-seat firm pricing + 30-day free trial, no credit card | ✓ | —traditional subscription |
| Full official opinion, one click away | ✓ | ✓ |
| Online & searchable | ✓ | ✓ |
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Every plan starts with a 30-day free trial — no credit card required. Billed monthly; add or remove seats or cancel anytime from your billing portal. Volume pricing applies automatically at checkout.
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A searchable online library of significant Florida appellate and Florida-law federal decisions — each with a plain-English summary, the key holdings, practice tags, and a direct link to the full official opinion — plus a weekly email digest for your team and per-user tools to save, tag, and annotate cases.
No, and it isn’t meant to be. Those are full-text research databases for when you already know what you’re looking for. Florida Court Tracker is the current-awareness layer that sits alongside them: it tells you what came down this week in your practice areas, lets you save and organize what matters, and links you to the official opinion. You’ll still pull the case and check its history in your research platform.
Yes. Every bill in the Florida Legislature that changes a statute litigators practice under — civil or criminal — and proposed rules from the agencies that shape litigation (insurance regulation, condominiums, construction licensing, the Building Commission, workers’ compensation, FDLE, and others). Each shows its status (proposed, passed one chamber, passed both, signed into law), the exact statutes it changes, a side-by-side of current law against the new text, a short plain-English analysis of what it means, and the effective date. Set your practice areas and we’ll email you before a change in your area takes effect. Browse the tracker →
Yes. Every decision links straight to the official slip opinion. The summaries and tags help you find and triage cases quickly, and the full text is always one click away for the citation and the analysis.
New decisions are added continuously as courts release them, and the digest goes out every Friday. The library also carries a growing archive of significant recent decisions you can search and filter today.
One seat is one named login. You choose how many at checkout and can change the count anytime from your billing portal.
Yes — manage or cancel your subscription anytime from the self-service billing portal.
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