Jesse A. Haskins
Top rated Communications attorney in Tampa, Florida
Practice Areas:
Communications,
Appellate,
General litigation,
Defamation
Education Qualification:
Duke University School of Law
Practice Areas:
Communications,
Appellate,
General litigation,
Defamation
10437 Canary Isle DrTampa, Florida, 33647
First Admitted: 2010, Florida
Professional Webpage: https://jhaskins.law/attorney-jesse-haskins/
Bar / Professional Activity:
- American Bar Association, Section on Environmental and Energy Resources, Agricultural Management Committee, 2021
- United States Court of Appeals, Eleventh Circuit
- United States District Court for the Northern District of Florida
- United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida
- United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida
- State Bar of Georgia
- North Carolina State Bar
- Florida Bar
- Vice Chair American Bar Association, Section on Environmental and Energy Resources, Leadership Development Program Participant, 2021
- Media and Communications Law Committee, Florida Bar, member (appointed by Florida Bar president)
Verdicts / Settlements (Case Results):
- Lewis vs. Bodie, Case No. 19022031 (Broward County Circuit Court) - Obtained verdict of total of $225,000 in defamation action, 2023
Videos:
- Discussion of administrative proceedings resulting in approval of bottled water distribution company to operate., Are Florida Springs Under Threat?, Agriculture, 2021
Pro bono / Community Service:
- Florida Organic Growers, Treasurer
- Ecology Florida, Vice President
Educational Background:
- LLM, Duke University School of Law (2009)
- B.A., Emory University (2006)
Scholarly Lectures / Writings:
- Commercial-skipping technology can liberate the consumer and make the television business more competitive. It rose to prominence with the advent of the digital video recorder (DVR), also known as the personal video recorder (PVR). PVRs have helped advertisers reach their target audience more effectively through personalized advertisements, and it has successfully pressured television networks and advertisers to innovate more appealing ways to induce consumers to buy advertised products. But even if this technology fails to enhance the business of television, television networks can still outpace commercial-skipping technology in an arms race. Through competitive pressure, such technology promotes innovation, progress, and a more competitive market without posing an undue burden on the entertainment industry., Author, Commercial Skipping Technology and the New Market Dynamic: The Relevance of Antitrust Law to an Emerging Technology, Duke Law & Technology Review (2009), Technology, 2009
- Growing A Stronger Economy Through Local Food Entrepreneurship Symposium, Florida Organic Growers
- Attorney Haskins On the Legal Threat to Florida’s Springs
- Haskins Discusses USDA’s Blocked Program for Minority Farmers
- Survey of East European Law, Honor, Dignity, and the Enforcement of Social Norms: Defamation Law in the United States and Russia (2007)
- Duke Law and Technology Review, Commercial Skipping Technology and the New Market Dynamic: The Relevance of Antitrust Law to an Emerging Technology (2012)
- American Bar Association, Agriculture Management Case Update (Second Quarter, 2020)
- American Bankruptcy Institute Consumer Bankruptcy Committee Newsletter, Protecting the Child Tax Credit and Additional Child Tax Credit in Bankruptcy, Volume 18, No. 4 (December 2020)
Other Outstanding Achievements:
- Florida Organic Growers, Secretary Ecology Florida, Vice President, 2021
Industry Groups:
- Agriculture
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