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Archives for September 2019

September 19, 2019 by Jennifer Kennedy

Torts — Automobile accident — Damages — Trial court did not abuse discretion by denying defendants’ motion for new trial or remittitur after jury had returned verdict for an amount in excess of $4 million — Plaintiff’s counsel’s statements in closing argument that defendant had not admitted running stop sign that caused accident, that defendant’s prior testimony was not the truth, that defendant had not previously apologized to plaintiff, and that defendant’s conduct was horrible were not grounds for new trial — Damages award was not excessive — In awarding future damages, jury was not bound by mortality tables when determining plaintiff’s life expectancy

44 Fla. L. Weekly D2279b Torts — Automobile accident — Damages — Trial court did not abuse discretion by denying defendants’ motion for new trial or remittitur after jury had returned verdict for an amount in excess of $4 million — Plaintiff’s counsel’s statements in closing argument that defendant had not admitted running stop sign Read More »

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September 19, 2019 by Jennifer Kennedy

Insurance — Homeowners — Appraisal — Insurer agreeing that a portion of claim was covered while also asserting that amount of loss did not exceed the deductible and that balance of claimed loss constituted pre-existing damage — Trial court erred in denying insurer’s motion to compel appraisal because insurer did not wholly deny coverage

44 Fla. L. Weekly D2304a Insurance — Homeowners — Appraisal — Insurer agreeing that a portion of claim was covered while also asserting that amount of loss did not exceed the deductible and that balance of claimed loss constituted pre-existing damage — Trial court erred in denying insurer’s motion to compel appraisal because insurer did Read More »

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September 19, 2019 by Jennifer Kennedy

Torts — Discovery — Non-parties — Trial court did not depart from essential requirements of law in denying defendants’ motion for protective order and compelling discovery about financial and professional relationships between defendants’ insurer, expert witnesses, and the law firm defending defendants

44 Fla. L. Weekly D2278b Torts — Discovery — Non-parties — Trial court did not depart from essential requirements of law in denying defendants’ motion for protective order and compelling discovery about financial and professional relationships between defendants’ insurer, expert witnesses, and the law firm defending defendants JOSE RAUL ANGELES-DELGADO and JESSICA CARRILLO, Petitioners, v. Read More »

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