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The opinion can be found here by double clicking The file of the PDF can be found below
The opinion can be found by clicking on this link. The PDF an be found below:
The Plaintiff/policyholder (“PH”) suffered a water loss from a plumbing leak in her upstairs bathroom. PH relied on an estimate prepared by a claims consultant.
The Opinion can be found here (PDF) The PDF can be found below
https://4dca.flcourts.gov/content/download/699250/opinion/201512_DC13_01062021_101515_i.pdf
The Florida Supreme Court recently changed civil proceedings in the sunshine state. The document can be found here (click me) The download is below
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The First District Court of appeal reversed a million-dollar slip fall verdict in favor of the Plaintiff finding that Plaintiff failed to present sufficient evidence
The Defendant appealed a verdict in a negligent security mater in PRIDE OF ST. LUCIE LODGE 1189, INC. d/b/a TEMPLE 853, Appellant, v. TEAIRA NICOLE
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The opinion can be found here by double clicking The file of the PDF can be found below
The opinion can be found by clicking on this link. The PDF an be found below:
The Plaintiff/policyholder (“PH”) suffered a water loss from a plumbing leak in her upstairs bathroom. PH relied on an estimate prepared by a claims consultant.
The Opinion can be found here (PDF) The PDF can be found below
https://4dca.flcourts.gov/content/download/699250/opinion/201512_DC13_01062021_101515_i.pdf
The Florida Supreme Court recently changed civil proceedings in the sunshine state. The document can be found here (click me) The download is below
Batterbee v. Roderick, Case No. 2D18-2037 (Fla. 2d DCA Aug. 30, 2019), shows just how deep the roots of Florida adverse possession law run: the

The First District Court of appeal reversed a million-dollar slip fall verdict in favor of the Plaintiff finding that Plaintiff failed to present sufficient evidence
The Defendant appealed a verdict in a negligent security mater in PRIDE OF ST. LUCIE LODGE 1189, INC. d/b/a TEMPLE 853, Appellant, v. TEAIRA NICOLE
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