Florida Nat. Organization for Women, Inc. v. State

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• holding that the trial court should not have dismissed the complaint without specifically addressing the Kozel factors
• holding that where the plaintiff had amended once before a responsive pleading had been served and once again after the defendant filed an answer, the trial court abused discretion in refusing leave to amend the second amended complaint
• holding that the trial court should grant leave to amend, rather than dismiss a complaint with prejudice, unless a party has abused such privilege, an amendment would prejudice the opposing party, or the complaint is clearly not amendable
• reversing and remanding dismissal with prejudice in part where “Appellants have not abused their privilege to amend, and there is no showing that an amendment would prejudice Appellees”

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