A party seeking a jury trial cannot dip its toe into a non-jury trial and test the judicial waters without waiving the right to have a jury decide the case. Charlotte Dev. Partners, LLC v. Tricom Pictures & Productions, Inc., 2009 WL 4282939 (Fla. Dist. Ct.
App., 2009) Suggested by Chioma Deere; Reid & Zobel; West Palm Beach, FL
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A party seeking a jury trial cannot dip its toe into a non-jury trial and test the judicial waters without waiving the right to have a jury decide the case.
