About LexBrief Insights
Debt, disputes and Florida law, read closely.
LexBrief Insights follows the parts of the law and the economy that land on kitchen tables and conference tables in Florida: household debt and bankruptcy, interest rates and inflation, condominium and homeowners' association law, property insurance disputes, litigation reform and the practice of mediation.
Every article is built on primary or authoritative sources, published within days of the development it covers, and cited line by line with numbered references. When the law or the numbers change later, the article is not rewritten. It gets a dated update at the top and returns to the front page. The editorial standards explain the rules in full.
Two audiences
Articles tagged Bankruptcy, Consumer Debt and Economy are written for individuals and families who want to understand their options in plain English. Articles on mediation, litigation and community association law are written for counsel, adjusters, association boards and parties who need the procedural detail.
About Tony Roca

Tony Roca (Anthony A. Roca, Esq.) is an attorney licensed in Florida and Tennessee and a Florida Supreme Court Certified Circuit Civil and Family Mediator who has conducted more than 4,000 mediations. He represents individuals and families in Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 cases in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Florida, and he conducts mediations by Zoom across Florida. He serves clients in English and Spanish.
His law practice is The Roca Law Firm, P.A., Miami, Florida, at rocalaw.com. LexBrief Insights is his publication and is independent of any client, sponsor or advertiser.
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