Suncruz Casinos, LLC v. Stout

One might think that in a case where a verdict in excess of $550,000 was rendered, *1162Appellant would provide a complete trial transcript to permit a full review. Instead, only excerpts were prepared until Appellant filed a transcript as an appendix to its initial brief. Because the transcript was not part of the record on appeal, it cannot be considered. Miller v. Miller, 767 So.2d 532 (Fla. 5th DCA 2000).

To prevail on appeal based upon the denial of a proposed jury instruction, the proponent of the instruction must establish that “the requested jury instruction contained an accurate statement…