In deciding on a petition for writ of prohibition in a Broward County Circuit Court case related to a disbarred lawyer who allegedly contracted COVID-19 at a casino, the Fourth District Court of Appeal sided with the Seminole Tribe of Florida, but left one issue unanswered.

“We do not address in this opinion the Seminole Tribe’s argument that a negligence suit related to the respondent’s claim that he was injured by contracting COVID-19 at a facility operated by the Tribe is forever barred,” wrote Judge Burton C. Conner with Judges Robert M. Gross and Cory J. Ciklin concurring.

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