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105 sections match “summary judgment”.

21. Fla. R. Civ. P. 1.420DISMISSAL OF ACTIONS

    Florida Rules of Civil Procedure

    …record, a notice of dismissal at any time before a hearing on motion for summary judgment, or if none is served or if the motion is denied, before retirement of the jury in a case…

22. Fla. Fam. L. R. P. 12.420DISMISSAL OF ACTIONS

    Florida Family Law Rules of Procedure

    …record, a notice of dismissal at any time before a hearing on motion for summary judgment, or if none is served or if the motion is denied, before retirement of the jury in a case…

23. R. Regulating Fla. Bar 6-4.3MINIMUM STANDARDS

    Rules Regulating The Florida Bar

    …workers’ compensation; (6) mediations and arbitrations; (7) administrative hearings under Chapter 120, Florida Statutes; and (8) summary judgments, evidentiary hearings, preliminary injunctions, and appellate proceedings. (e) Substitutions. The applicant may submit a total…

24. R. Regulating Fla. Bar 6-4.4RECERTIFICATION

    Rules Regulating The Florida Bar

    …applicant must describe any courtroom experience during the period since the previous certification, including motion practice, summary judgment and injunction hearings, arbitration proceedings, or any other court appearances involving the presentation of evidence and argument…

25. R. Regulating Fla. Bar 6-16.3MINIMUM STANDARDS

    Rules Regulating The Florida Bar

    …demonstrate compliance with the requirements of this section, the following criteria will be applicable. (1) Summary judgments do not count as matters submitted to the trier of fact. (2) A preliminary injunction or other evidentiary…

26. R. Regulating Fla. Bar 6-16.4RECERTIFICATION

    Rules Regulating The Florida Bar

    …order to demonstrate compliance with the requirements of this section, the following criteria are applicable. (1) Summary judgments do not count as 1 of the 5 matters submitted to the trier of fact…

27. R. Regulating Fla. Bar 6-22.2DEFINITIONS

    Rules Regulating The Florida Bar

    …preliminary injunction or following an evidentiary hearing involving live testimony; (2) on a motion for summary judgment; (3) following briefing; (4) following a trial; or (5) following an appeal. A single proceeding may generate multiple…

28. § 45.032, Fla. Stat.Disbursement of surplus funds after judicial sale.

    The Florida Statutes

    …entitled to some or all of the surplus funds. The court may grant summary judgment to a subordinate lienholder prior to or at the evidentiary hearing. The court shall consider the factors…

29. § 742.12, Fla. Stat.Scientific testing to determine paternity.

    The Florida Statutes

    …from the statistical probability of paternity of 95 percent or more, the court may enter a summary judgment of paternity. If the test results show the alleged father cannot be the biological father, the case…

30. § 627.9122, Fla. Stat.Officers’ and directors’ liability claims; reports by insurers.

    The Florida Statutes

    …loss adjustment expenses paid. (k) The date and reason for final disposition, if no judgment or settlement. (l) A summary of the occurrence which created the claim, which shall include: 1. Whether the injuries claimed…

31. § 627.912, Fla. Stat.Professional liability claims and actions; reports by insurers and health care providers; annual report by office.

    The Florida Statutes

    …loss adjustment expense paid. (l) The date and reason for final disposition, if no judgment or settlement. (m) A summary of the occurrence which created the claim, which shall include: 1. The name…

32. § 627.9126, Fla. Stat.Reports by liability insurers.

    The Florida Statutes

    …loss adjustment expense paid. 14. The date and reason for final disposition, if no judgment or settlement. (b) A summary of the occurrence which created the claim, which shall include: 1. The name…

33. R. Regulating Fla. Bar 18-1.4SUPERVISION AND LIMITATIONS

    Rules Regulating The Florida Bar

    …paternity, dissolution, child custody, child/spousal support enforcement, or modification of prior judgments or orders; (4) routine or statutory probate matters limited solely to summary administration and disposition of property without administration under applicable statutory…

34. § 85.011, Fla. Stat.Enforcement by persons in privity with the owner.

    The Florida Statutes

    …create the lien. Such person is entitled to the summary procedure under s. 51.011. (b) If the issues are found for plaintiff, judgment shall be entered for the amount found…

35. § 624.3161, Fla. Stat.Market conduct examinations.

    The Florida Statutes

    …retain a summary of all verbal communications in a reasonable manner for a period of not less than 2 years after the later of the entry of a final judgment against the insured in excess…

36. Fla. Prob. R. 5.205FILING EVIDENCE OF DEATH

    Florida Probate Rules

    …order of summary administration. (4) Disposition without administration: at the time of filing the application for disposition without administration. (5) Determination of beneficiaries: at any time prior to entry of the final judgment determining beneficiaries…

37. § 559.803, Fla. Stat.Disclosure statement.

    The Florida Statutes

    …statement shall set forth the identity and location of the court or agency; the date of conviction, judgment, or decision; the penalty imposed; the damages assessed; the terms of settlement or the terms…

38. § 86.121, Fla. Stat.Attorney fees; actions for declaratory relief to determine insurance coverage after total coverage denial of claim.

    The Florida Statutes

    …insurer has made a total coverage denial of a claim: (a) Either party is entitled to the summary procedure provided in s. 51.011, and the court shall advance the cause on the calendar…

39. § 57.061, Fla. Stat.Costs; recovery of illegally exacted; procedure.

    The Florida Statutes

    …SUMMARY PROCEEDINGS.—Any person aggrieved by any charge for costs by any officer may have its correctness determined by a court and jury by giving 5 days’ notice to the officer making the charge, stating…

40. Fla. R. App. P. 9.210BRIEFS

    Florida Rules of Appellate Procedure

    …judgment or order appealed from is final; or (B) if nonfinal, the basis for claiming that the judgment or order appealed from is otherwise appealable, including the procedural rule and/or statutory provision upon which jurisdiction…