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The Citizen’s insured, Pulloquinga, sustained a fire loss. After “contentious” litigation consisting of approximately 27 depositions taken from Jacksonville to Key West and multiple hearings,
As a 14-year-old boy, Appellant attended a beach party thrown by off-duty employees at a hotel in Destin wherein he became intoxicated and drowned in
Caribbean Cruise Lines (“Caribbean”) filed a complaint against Palm Beach County’s Better Business Bureau (“BBB”) seeking damages and injunctive relief for defamation and violation of
IN RE SIMON SHIAO TAM ______________________ 2014-120 United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit ______________________ IN RE SIMON SHIAO TAM ______________________ 2014-1203 ______________________
Karen Pannone asserted a shareholder’s derivative action on behalf of Airport Fuel Enterprises, Inc. (“AFE”) and Semoran Liquors, LLC (“Semoran”) against her husband, Charles Letchworth. Pannone propounded
Appellant/Spouse was injured when the raft she was occupying became airborne and ejected the occupants of the raft causing injury to both. Appellant’s raft was being pulled
A Law firm sent a letter to Mortgagors informing them that they were in default and that the Mortgagee had accelerated all sums due. The
Explorer, issued an automobile insurance policy to its policyholder, Cajusma, who was involved in an accident wherein Cajusma and his two passengers sought PIP benefits for alleged injuries
Plaintiff subcontractor sued various Defendants including the owner, general contractor, and a surety arising from the rendition of plumbing services. All Defendants filed Proposals for
The Circuit Court for Marion County entered a summary judgment in favor of the mortgagee. The Defendant Mortgagors appealed to the Fifth District Court of