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Joyce Ackerbaum Cox Comments on New Florida Law Regarding Restaurant Surcharges

Nuclear Verdicts and the Expanding Concept of the ‘Product’ (<em>Chambers and Partners</em> – Product Liability & Safety 2026)

Ed McAndrew Comments on Third Circuit’s Constitutional Privacy Ruling in Death Photo Case

ADventures in Law 2026 Webinar – Keeping Your Brand Off the Bench: Avoiding Red Cards in NIL Partnerships — What Every In-House Lawyer Should Know Before Signing Their First Athlete or Celebrity Deal

Partner Joyce Ackerbaum Cox was quoted in a story by Tampa, Florida’s News Channel 8 titled “New Florida Law Requires Restaurants to Disclose Operational Charges to Customers.” Reported on and posted July 1, 2026, the story described Section 3 of Florida law SB606, which requires restaurants and other public food service establishments to disclose surcharges to their customers in a clearly visible manner on a menu/menu boards, websites, apps, contracts and receipts.

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