John Jacob Lloyd | Legal Technologist

NOTABLE DECISIONS

Meta Platforms, Inc. v. Off. Of The Attorney Gen., No. 2025-3187, 2026 FL 14778 (Fla. 2d DCA November 4, 2026): Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act confers limited statutory immunity from liability for claims treating a service provider as a publisher of third-party content or holding it liable for screening… · Martim v. Cattleya PTC, No. 2025-2106, 2026 FL 14818 (Fla. 3d DCA November 4, 2026): The trial court properly denied the motion to dismiss for forum non conveniens because the defendants failed to submit affidavits or sworn evidence supporting the motion, and the trial court properly denied the motion… · Monroe Cnty. v. Roy's Trailer Park, Inc., No. 2025-2497, 2026 FL 14822 (Fla. 3d DCA November 4, 2026): Administrative exhaustion is a court-created prudential doctrine, not a jurisdictional requirement, and a local government is not required to exhaust its own administrative procedures before pursuing judicial remedies… · FLexlaw — full Notable Decisions archive → ·

I try cases in Florida and Texas and build the tools I need to accelerate modern legal practice. A seasoned complex commercial litigator and Founder of FLexlaw, a Florida-first legal research platform, I trained at DLA Piper before cofounding a Dallas boutique litigation firm and beginning to incorporate AI and other legal technologies into my daily workflows.

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