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General Allegations of Waiver of Conditions Precedent Must be Addressed in a Motion to Dismiss

In Haratz, DDS, P.A. v. Dental Team of Atlantis, LLC, No. 4D2022-3228 (Fla. 4th DCA September 13, 2023), the Fourth District reversed the trial court’s order of dismissal with prejudice, holding that where a complaint generally alleges that all conditions precedent to bringing suit have been satisfied by the plaintiff or waived by the defendant, dismissal is improper if the defendant fails to refute the specific allegation in a motion to dismiss. In the underlying action, the trial court erred in granting dismissal, as factual issues regarding Plaintiff/Appellant’s compliance with conditions precedent remained due to the Appellee/Defendant’s failure to address the complaint’s waiver allegations in its motion to dismiss. Read the entire opinion here

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