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The trial court granted Summary Judgment in a slip fall case applying Fla. Stat. § 768.0755 (2010). The First DCA reversed finding Fla. Stat. §
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Trial Court granted Summary Judgment in favor of the insurer on the basis of a Material Misrepresentation, and the Court rescinded the homeowners policy based
As personal representative of the Estate, Gary T. Faulkner hired lawyers to assist in the administration of an estate. The Estate consisted of only
Mortgagee verified in its complaint that all conditions precedent to the foreclosure action had occurred, and the trial Court granted Summary Judgment. The Fourth District
The insurer issued an all-risk insurance policy to the insured. During a tropical storm, the insured partially emptied his family’s in-ground swimming pool because it
The Florida Supreme Court held an insurer was required to advise the insured of the right to secure UM benefits equal to liability limits (UM
The Fifth District Court of Appeal found attorney’s fees awarded pursuant to a Proposal for Settlement (PFS) were compensable damages under the “Additional Payments” provision
The Florida Revised Limited Liability Act defaults to a member-managed concept. See, § 608.0407. To avoid this presumption, the LLC’s operating agreement or articles of
Fla. Stat. Chp. 608 was repealed effective January 1, 2015 (the “old” LLC act). The revised LLC act, Fla. Chp. 605 (the “new” LLC act)