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Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody has filed a lawsuit against the Atlantic Coast Conference, the latest in the ongoing legal battle between Florida State University and the ACC.

If the lawsuit is successful, other television deals involving public universities in Florida could also become public records.

Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody officially joined the legal battle for Florida State University to leave the ACC on Thursday.

The Florida Attorney General is getting involved again in the litigation between the ACC and Florida State, filing a lawsuit on Thursday against the ACC demanding the league produce the ESPN-ACC ...

The Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) is the target of a lawsuit brought by Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody Thursday for improperly preventing public ...

Woods, an attorney licensed in Florida and Georgia, completed at least nine applications ... She was successful in obtaining more than $300,000 for herself. “Woods will now pay the price for stealing ...

Teachers in Martin County are on track to get a bump in their pay that will highlight their years of experience.

This attorney has found a way to win condos at foreclosure auctions for a fraction of their value. Now he’s being investigated by the Florida Bar.

Three men indicted for a $36 million COVID-19 testing fraud scheme, facing charges including health care fraud and money laundering.

Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody honors those for helping victims in crime in the Havana. Recipients went above the call of duty to help crime victims through difficult times.

The attorney for two men accused of stealing nearly $426,000 from the brother of convicted Florida school shooter Nikolas Cruz withdrew from the case.

Yes, Florida law does ban credit card surcharges or "swipe fees," but the law is not enforceable. Florida statute reads that a seller cannot impose a surcharge on a buyer for using a credit card ...

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