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Florida has passed a handful of narrow, sector-specific statutes to address generative AI and digital harm over the past several years — covering deepfakes, sexual cyberharassment, consumer data privacy, and AI-generated political advertising. We advise clients and litigate claims under each of them.
Deepfakes & Brooke’s Law
Fla. Stat. § 836.13 gives deepfake victims a private civil remedy backed by a platform takedown regime, a $10,000 statutory damages floor, and mandatory attorney’s fees.
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Florida’s amended § 784.049 now offers a civil remedy with a $10,000 statutory damages floor, punitive damages, and mandatory attorney’s fees for the nonconsensual sharing of intimate images.
Learn MoreFlorida Digital Bill of Rights
The FDBR’s core duties reach only large-revenue tech controllers, but its consent standard reaches a much broader group of Florida businesses that process personal data.
Learn MoreAI-Generated Political Ads
Fla. Stat. § 106.145 requires a specific on-ad disclaimer for AI-generated political content, enforced by the Florida Elections Commission rather than through a private lawsuit.
Learn MoreElectronic Mail Communications Act
Guidance under Florida’s statute governing commercial electronic mail, Fla. Stat. Ch. 668.
Learn MoreFlorida Security of Communications Act
Guidance under Florida’s wiretapping and electronic surveillance statute (FSCA).
Learn MoreTelephone Solicitation Act
Compliance and litigation under Florida’s telemarketing and do-not-call statute, Fla. Stat. § 501.059.
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