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In Florida premises liability cases, circumstantial evidence can prove causation—but only up to a point. A plaintiff cannot ask a jury to infer one disputed
Florida’s open and obvious doctrine can end a premises liability lawsuit before a jury ever weighs in—but a recent appellate decision shows the doctrine has
In a Florida premises liability appeal, McWhorter v. Event Services America, the Second District Court of Appeal ruled that while Defendant had no duty to
In a Florida premises liability appeal turning on actual or constructive notice, Eckert Realty Corp. v. Strazzeri, No. 4D2023-2130 (Fla. 4th DCA 2024), the Fourth
Wal-Mart Stores East, LP v. Elida Maria Garcia Pineda (No. 3D23-0793 (a) Facts The case, Wal-Mart Stores East, LP v. Elida Maria Garcia Pineda (No.
In June 2018, Geraldo Perez rented an apartment from Belmont at Ryals Chase, managed by Webb Realty. The lease made Belmont responsible for maintaining the
The First District Court of Appeal reversed a million-dollar slip-and-fall verdict that had been entered in favor of the Plaintiff, finding that the Plaintiff failed
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
In addition to the ordinary elements of negligence, in a premises liability claim, elements to be proven by the plaintiff “include the defendant’s possession or
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In Florida premises liability cases, circumstantial evidence can prove causation—but only up to a point. A plaintiff cannot ask a jury to infer one disputed
Florida’s open and obvious doctrine can end a premises liability lawsuit before a jury ever weighs in—but a recent appellate decision shows the doctrine has
In a Florida premises liability appeal, McWhorter v. Event Services America, the Second District Court of Appeal ruled that while Defendant had no duty to
In a Florida premises liability appeal turning on actual or constructive notice, Eckert Realty Corp. v. Strazzeri, No. 4D2023-2130 (Fla. 4th DCA 2024), the Fourth
Wal-Mart Stores East, LP v. Elida Maria Garcia Pineda (No. 3D23-0793 (a) Facts The case, Wal-Mart Stores East, LP v. Elida Maria Garcia Pineda (No.
In June 2018, Geraldo Perez rented an apartment from Belmont at Ryals Chase, managed by Webb Realty. The lease made Belmont responsible for maintaining the
The First District Court of Appeal reversed a million-dollar slip-and-fall verdict that had been entered in favor of the Plaintiff, finding that the Plaintiff failed
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
In addition to the ordinary elements of negligence, in a premises liability claim, elements to be proven by the plaintiff “include the defendant’s possession or
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