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Long before she stepped into a courtroom, Nicole Wulwick spent more than a decade at the ballet barre. From age five through seventeen, she trained intensively in ballet, attending pre-professional summer programs and performing with her high school dance team.
The Florida Supreme Court recently adopted a number of significant changes to the discovery process, effective January 1, 2025. While designed to improve efficiency and expedite resolution, the updates present new challenges for practitioners and carriers alike. Presuit investigations may now
In this KDQ issue: Florida Supreme Court Streamlines Discovery Rules Mediation Tips Every Litigant Should Know: How to Show Up Prepared, Professional, and Ready to Settle From Courtroom to Conclusion: Trials, Motions & Appeals Spotlight On: Nicole Wulwick KD in the Community
1. Start with a Strong Mediation Statement Many litigants underestimate the value of a detailed mediation statement. A well-prepared statement helps the mediator understand the facts, legal issues, and each party’s position, making them far more effective in facilitating meaningful—and
An equitable assignment of benefits, in the context of a contract (such as an insurance policy), serves as a mechanism for a third party to establish legal standing in the absence of a written assignment. Unlike a written assignment, which
After nearly two decades of practice in Florida’s first party property insurance arena, I believe some of the most underutilized defenses these cases are those directed to the “ACV/RCV” distinction. “ACV” stands for “Actual Cash Value”, where “RCV” stands for
