The article discusses the litigation privilege in Florida, which protects attorneys and litigants from wrongful acts during litigation. It examines key cases such as Myers v Hodges, Levin v U.S. Fire Ins. Co., and Wolfe v Foreman, highlighting the debate over whether the privilege should extend to malicious prosecution claims. The Fourth District Court of Appeals argues against the Third District's broad application of the privilege, suggesting it would effectively abolish malicious prosecution in Florida.
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