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In a mortgage foreclosure action, the Second District Court of Appeal found a lack of evidence presented in the trial court regarding damages wherein the
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An insurer moved for Summary Judgment arguing that material misrepresentation(s) constituted unclean hands, and thus, precluded the insured-appellant from asserting the affirmative defenses of waiver
Plaintiff (Audiffred) sought tort damages arising from a motor vehicle accident, and her husband sought consortium damages from the same occurrence. Audiffred filed a Proposal
A Trial Court in St. Johns County, FL (south of Jacksonville, FL) hearing a premises liability case found Plaintiff fifty percent comparatively negligent for Plaintiff’s
The Fourth District Court of Appeal reversed and directed a Judgment in favor of the mortgagor as the mortgagor (Plaintiff) failed to show standing against
There are simple strategies to reduce and mitigate a Florida resident’s exposure to probate and probate costs. One popular method is to utilize a POD/Totten
The Plaintiff sought personal injury damages arising from a slip fall against Defendant, Broward College, when Plaintiff slipped and fell on an unidentified liquid in
In a mortgage foreclosure action, the Second District Court of Appeal found a lack of evidence presented in the trial court regarding damages wherein the
The Florida Supreme Court is set to decide a controversial foreclosure issue. The briefs filed with the Florida Supreme Court may be found here: Appellant’s
Therapeutic veterinary diets may be exempt from Florida Sales Tax. Please see, http://dor.myflorida.com/dor/tips/tip15a01-02.html
The Plaintiff filed a filed a medical malpractice action against multiple defendants, including FMC Hospital, Ltd., a Florida Limited Partnership d/b/a Florida Medical Center [FMC Hospital Ltd.], and FMC
An insurer moved for Summary Judgment arguing that material misrepresentation(s) constituted unclean hands, and thus, precluded the insured-appellant from asserting the affirmative defenses of waiver
Plaintiff (Audiffred) sought tort damages arising from a motor vehicle accident, and her husband sought consortium damages from the same occurrence. Audiffred filed a Proposal
A Trial Court in St. Johns County, FL (south of Jacksonville, FL) hearing a premises liability case found Plaintiff fifty percent comparatively negligent for Plaintiff’s
The Fourth District Court of Appeal reversed and directed a Judgment in favor of the mortgagor as the mortgagor (Plaintiff) failed to show standing against