B and J Universal v. Just Floors — Affirmed (no opinion text provided)

Case
B and J Universal, LLC, et al. v. Just Floors, Incorporated, et al.
Court
Florida Fifth District Court of Appeal
Date Decided
July 2, 2026
Docket No.
5D2025-2030 (Circuit Court No. 2023-CA-003881)
Topics
Commercial dispute; Appellate procedure; Affirmation without opinion
Source
Read the full opinion

Background

This case involves a dispute between multiple flooring service companies and related defendants. The underlying action originated in the Circuit Court for Seminole County under Judge Donna M. Goerner. The appellants—B and J Universal, LLC, ATM Flooring Services, Incorporated, FLS Coast Corporation, Franco Flooring Corporation, and Floors N Tile, LLC—appealed the lower court’s judgment to the Fifth District Court of Appeal.

The appellees did not make an appearance in the appellate proceeding, meaning they did not file briefs or participate in oral argument.

The Court’s Holding

The Fifth District Court of Appeal affirmed the judgment of the trial court. The appellate opinion contains no written explanation of the court’s reasoning or analysis.

The decision is not final pending disposition of any timely motion under Florida Rules of Appellate Procedure 9.330 or 9.331.

Key Takeaways

  • The trial court’s decision was upheld on appeal without reversal or modification.
  • The appellees’ failure to appear in the appellate proceeding did not prevent affirmance of the lower court judgment.
  • No appellate reasoning was provided, limiting precedential or instructional value from this decision.

Why It Matters

While the affirmance confirms the trial court’s judgment, the absence of a written opinion limits the decision’s utility as precedent or guidance for future cases. Practitioners should not rely on this decision for legal analysis, as the appellate court provided no explanation of its reasoning or the applicable law.

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