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Casualty Litigation

Protecting Licensees Against Claims of Negligent Security

Introduction One party generally is not responsible for the intentional torts or criminal acts of...

Casualty Litigation

When and How Should a Lawyer Withdraw as Counsel

First published in Lawyer Magazine, Vol. 23, No. 7, July 2013 View more information

Casualty Litigation

What Lies Ahead as Florida Transitions to Daubert

Florida Governor Rick Scott has signed into law a piece of legislation that transforms Florida...

Casualty Litigation

The Regulatory Ordeal Of The Craft Distiller: Legal Processes And Considerations In Labeling Distilled Spirits

First published on The American Distilling Institute’s website www.distilling.com May 2013. View more information

Casualty Litigation

In With the New! Florida Appellate Court Finds Florida’s Notice Statute

An intermediate appellate Court in Florida has ruled that the State’s current statute for premises...

Casualty Litigation

Florida Supreme Court Rules No Vicarious Liability for Businesses that Rent or Lease Vehicles

A recent decision of the Florida Supreme Court shields owners of vehicles leased for one...

Commercial Litigation

Proposed Florida Law H.B. 587 Seeks Fairness in Plaintiff Recoveries on Claims for Medical Expenses

On February 1, 2013, Florida Representative, Dave Hood (R–Daytona Beach), filed H.B. 587,[1] a bill...

Casualty Litigation

Sliding Glass Doors: Defending Against Claims of Excessive Pull Forces

First published in DRI Critical Path Newsletter, Vol. 16, No. 2, July 2012 Sliding glass...

Casualty Litigation

Protecting Your Claims Investigation Analysis and Reports-Recent Decision by First DCA

Claims investigations and incident reports are a crucial element for any corporate defendant in tracking...

Casualty Litigation

Hot Coffee Litigation is Making a Comeback

Hot coffee litigation has been resurrected after nearly 18 years. Two people have recently filed...