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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 rebut certain types of brain injury claims. Where a plaintiff claims their cognitive ability (such
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 covered damage (“reopened claim”). In other cases, additional damage is discovered, which the insurer didn’t
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 Michael Clarke and Joye Walford obtained an affirmance of an order granting Progressive’s motion to
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 can significantly impact a case outcome. Whether you primarily practice in pre-suit matters or are
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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 “Cigar City.” From a young age, Marsha felt a strong sense of fairness and at
