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It is often the case that Defendants enlist the services of a neuropsychologist (“Neuro-Psych”) in personal injury cases in order to help them understand and
Extending coverage for a property damage claim is not always open and shut. In some cases, the insured may request additional money to repair the
In The Open MRI Guys of Palm Beach, LLC v. Progressive Am. Ins. Co., No. 3D23-2008 (Fla. 3d DCA Sept. 25, 2024), Kubicki Draper attorneys
Regardless of the strength of your defense, the number of resources you have, or the time you have invested in your case, a spoliation claim
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Understanding Spoliation Claims in Florida: First-Party vs. Third-Party Considerations
In the late 1800s, Marsha Moses’s family arrived in the U.S. as part of the wave of Cuban immigrants to Ybor City, Florida, known as
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Admitting Prior Claims Documents into Evidence in First-Party Disputes in Trial
In first party property disputes, insurance carrier defendants assert affirmative defenses of pre-existing damage based on a prior claim involving similar damages. Central to this
In first party property disputes, insurance carrier defendants asserts affirmative defenses of pre-existing damage based on a prior claim involving similar damages. Central to this
A new claim comes to you and you begin to review for payment. However, during your review, something just does not feel right. You begin
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