SFR Services v. Zinober — Fourth District affirmed without a written opinion

Case
SFR Services, LLC, Ricky McGraw, Elite Claims Consultants, LLC, Matthew McGraw, Jessica McGraw, McGraw Property Solutions, LLC and McGraw Asset Management, LLC v. Zinober, Diana & Monteverde, P.A. and Michael A. Monteverde
Court
Florida Fourth District Court of Appeal
Judge
KLINGENSMITH (Rick Scott, 2013); SHEPHERD (Ron DeSantis, 2025)
Date Decided
August 6, 2026
Docket No.
4D2024-1268 and 4D2025-0455
Topics
Appellate Procedure, Per Curiam Affirmance, Civil Litigation
Source
Read the full opinion

Background

SFR Services, LLC and six other appellants pursued two consolidated appeals against Zinober, Diana & Monteverde, P.A. and Michael A. Monteverde. The appeals arose from proceedings in the Circuit Court for the Nineteenth Judicial Circuit in Martin County before Judge Elizabeth Ann Metzger.

The Fourth District’s opinion does not describe the underlying dispute, the claims asserted, the rulings challenged, or the parties’ appellate arguments. It identifies the lower-court case as No. 432022CA000511CAAXMX and the consolidated appellate cases as Nos. 4D2024-1268 and 4D2025-0455.

The Court’s Holding

The Fourth District affirmed the circuit court’s rulings in a per curiam decision. Judges Klingensmith, Shepherd, and Lott concurred.

The court supplied no reasoning, legal analysis, or discussion of the record. The opinion therefore establishes only that the challenged rulings were left intact; it does not disclose the grounds on which the court affirmed.

Key Takeaways

  • The Fourth District affirmed the rulings challenged in both consolidated appeals.
  • The decision was issued per curiam, with no identified author and no explanatory opinion.
  • The opinion provides no factual or legal basis for extending its result beyond the parties and rulings involved.

Why It Matters

The decision ends these consolidated appeals in the appellees’ favor unless altered through a timely rehearing proceeding or further review. The opinion states that it is not final until disposition of any timely filed motion for rehearing.

Because the court offered no analysis, the decision gives attorneys no substantive guidance concerning the underlying dispute or the legal issues presented.

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