Successfully persuaded the Florida Supreme Court, via an amicus brief, to adopt an appellate rule change to permit immediate interlocutory appeal of denied anti-SLAPP motions. The previous year, the Court had rejected the proposed change but then changed its mind on the matter during a subsequent proceeding, after additional briefing and oral argument. Because Florida’s anti-SLAPP statute demonstrates a legislative intent to resolve SLAPP suits “expeditiously”—in that the pendency of such suits infringe on First Amendment rights—the Court ultimately amended the rules to align with the legislators’ goal of disposing SLAPP suits as quickly as possible.  Vericker v.  Powell, Case No. SC2022-1042 (Fla. March 27, 2025)