A Remedy Given, Then Forgotten: Florida’s 1972 and 1990 Wrongful-Death Changes
What the reviewed 1990 materials document—and do not meaningfully analyze—about the 1972 remedy, section 768.20, Martin, and subsection 768.21(8).
Public record
Category: <span>Research Updates</span>
Legislative status, new sources, research developments, and advocacy notes.
What, If Any, Claims Reach Court? Building a Statewide Record of Florida Medical-Malpractice Cases
How 1,907 records were assembled and reviewed, why complaints matter, what the September 4, 2026 OSCA production adds, and what filed cases cannot show.
Demonstrative Composite Restatement: The Florida Medical-Negligence Death Remedy and Procedure Act
A complete twelve-section analytical restatement of the combined operation of Florida wrongful-death, probate, presuit, records, damages, counsel, limitation, and repose provisions.
The exclusion remains in force after the 2026 session
Section 768.21(8) remains Florida law. HB 6003, the 2026 clean-repeal bill, died in Senate Rules on March 13, 2026. Identical SB 1700 died in […]
Why this site uses “Florida Free Kill” carefully
“Florida Free Kill” is effective advocacy language, but precision makes the argument stronger. Section 768.21(8) does not authorize killing and does not erase every […]
An open invitation to test the research
This project is strongest when every historical and constitutional proposition is treated as testable. Attorneys, insurance historians, actuaries, health-policy researchers, archivists, journalists, and medical […]