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Adam Bair
Founder, Request Florida Records
Adam Bair founded Request Florida Records. He started it after watching ordinary people get stonewalled when they asked for records the law plainly says are public.
Every guide on this site carries his name. Each one is built on Chapter 119 of the Florida Statutes and cites the law it relies on.
Outside this site, Adam runs a multi-agent AI team applied to legal work, business projects, and teaching others how to use AI. He writes about that work at adambair.miami. He also publishes free guides to Florida consumer law at adambairlaw.com.
This site is a free guide. It does not give legal advice and it does not take cases.
Guides by Adam Bair (48)
- Are mugshots public record in Florida, and can you get one taken down?
- Are Criminal Records Public in Florida? Criminal Records State of Florida
- Are Police Reports Public Record in Florida? How to Get a Copy
- State of Florida Employee Salaries: Are They Public, and Where Can You Look Them Up?
- Are School Records Public in Florida?
- Florida Divorce Records and Marriage Records: Are They Public?
- Are Court Records Public in Florida?
- How to Remove Your Address From Public Records in Florida
- Florida FOIA: Why Florida's Public Records Law Is Not FOIA
- Florida Attorney General Public Records Mediation: How It Works
- Penalties for Violating Florida Public Records Law: Section 119.10
- Records Custodian: Who Has to Produce Florida Public Records?
- Are Private Contractor Records Public in Florida? The Agency Test
- Electronic Records and Metadata Under Florida Public Records Law
- Florida Records Retention Schedule: GS1-SL and What an Agency Must Keep
- Florida Constitution Article I, Section 24: Your Right to Public Records
- Florida Open Government Sunset Review Act: How Public Records Exemptions Are Created and Repealed
- Florida Public Records Exemptions Are Narrowly Construed: How Courts Read Them
- Florida Public Records Inspection vs. Copying: Chapter 119 Rules
- The \"In Connection With Official Business\" Test for Florida Public Records
- Who Can See Sealed or Expunged Records in Florida?
- Can a Florida Agency Refuse the Format of My Public Records Request?
- Can I Get Attorney Fees in a Florida Public Records Lawsuit?
- Section 119.12, Florida Statutes: The 5-Day Notice Trap Before Suing Under Chapter 119 for Public Records and Attorney Fees
- Are Public Employee Personnel Records Public in Florida?
- Are Text Messages from Florida Elected Officials Public Records?
- How to Sue a Florida Agency for Public Records: Step by Step
- Florida Public Records Request: What If the Agency Says the Records Don't Exist?
- Florida Public Records Request Form: A Free Letter Template
- How Do I Get a Florida Police Report After an Arrest?
- What Agencies Are Covered by Florida Public Records Law? Who Is Exempt
- Are Car Accident Reports Public Record in Florida? The 60-Day Crash Report Rule Explained
- Are Emails to and from Florida Government Officials Public Records?
- When Does the Active Criminal Investigation Exemption End in Florida?
- Are 911 Calls Public Records in Florida? How to Get 911 Call Recordings
- Are Arrest Records Public in the State of Florida?
- How to Get Body Cam Footage of Your Own Arrest in Florida: Requesting the Bodycam Video
- How to Push Back on an Inflated Florida Public Records Cost Estimate
- Florida Public Records Request Denied? What to Do Next
- How Long Does a Florida Agency Have to Respond to a Public Records Request?
- How Much Can a Florida Agency Charge for Public Records? Fees Under Section 119.07(4) of the Public Records Law
- Do I Have to Give My Name to Request Public Records in Florida?
- Are Records of an Active Criminal Investigation Public in Florida?
- How to Make a Public Records Request in Florida, Step by Step
- How to Request Body Cam Footage in Florida: Body Camera Footage Records Requests
- The Special Service Charge Trap in a Florida Public Records Request
- What to Do When a Florida Agency Is Ignoring Your Public Records Request
- What Is a Public Record? How Florida Law Defines It