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The Florida Rules of Civil Procedure on a given subject are intended to be an “integrated whole in which all provisions relating thereto are to
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
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
Plaintiff sought tort Damages against the Defendant (Personal Representative) arising from a motor vehicle accident that occurred in St. John’s County, Florida. The Defendant served
Plaintiff sued for personal injury damages arising from a motor vehicle accident. Defendant offered $5,001 to settle via a Proposal for Settlement, and Plaintiff rejected
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