Submitted by Ryan Myerss on 01 Apr, 2022
Fla. Stat. §324.021(9)(b)3 is consistently cited by many defense lawyers as an Affirmative Defense in situations where the owner of a vehicle is sued with the permissive user under the Dangerous Instrumentality Doctrine. The Statute provides a cap on the owner’s liability for damages caused by the permissive user. Fla.
Submitted by Maureen Martinez on 07 Mar, 2022
Ever find yourself reviewing a new matter and unable to determine who the proper parties are? Or, needing a copy of surveillance footage before responding to a pre-suit demand in a premises liability matter? A Pure Bill of Discovery may be the solution. “One of the purposes of a true…
Submitted by Philip Wiseberg on 07 Mar, 2022
The Proposal for Settlement (PFS) is a tool that can be used to settle a case and also as a means to recover fees and costs at the close of the case depending on the amount of the judgment against a party. A party can challenge the validity of a…