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Greg Prusak, Michael Carney and Kara Kennedy Cosse presented the Florida 4-Hour Law & Ethics Update at the 10th Annual Orlando Claims Association CE Seminar and Cook-Off in Maitland, FL. Attendees not only got the required course taken care of,
August 3, 2021 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. ET Presenters: Michael Carney, Kara Cosse, Ken Oliver, Greg Prusak This presentation meets Florida Department of Insurance’s 5-620 CE requirement and will cover: Regulatory Awareness Insurance Law and Updates Ethical Requirements Industry
September 4, 2020 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Presenters: Kara Cosse and Hillary Lovelady Learn tips for investigations and proper claims handling from a legal standpoint to ensure claims are defensible if brought to litigation. For more information, or to
Tips & Tactics for Company Adjusters in Handling Homeowner’s Claims Involving Public Adjusters Contractors July 31, 2020 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Presenters: Jonathan Aihie and Anthony Atala Learn about things to look for when handling claims involving public adjusters.
May 19, 2020 A discussion about coding and future litigation. Learn about Plaintiffs’ new theories, developing case law, and defense strategies. This course has been approved by the Florida Department of Financial Services for insurance continuing education credit. Provider ID:
Kara Byrnes, of the Jacksonville office, obtained a voluntary dismissal in a first party property case after filing a Motion for Summary Judgment. The only issue in the case was a price and scope dispute following wind damage to the
Kara Brynes, of the Jacksonville office, obtained a voluntary dismissal in a first party property case after filing a Motion for Summary Judgment. Suit was filed by an AOB contractor for water mitigation and rebuilding services. However, the insurer’s inspection
We are proud to have once again sponsored and participated in Florida Insurance Fraud Education Committee’s (FIFEC) Annual Conference in Orlando, Florida. Several of our attorneys presented alongside insurance industry professionals and law enforcement members in an effort to continue
Chelsea R. Winicki and Kara Byrnes, of the Jacksonville office, obtained a voluntary dismissal in a bodily injury automobile accident case. The case was transferred to Kubicki Draper about two months prior to the start of trial. In reviewing the
Chelsea Winicki and Kara Byrnes, of the Jacksonville office, secured a voluntary dismissal with prejudice in a civil breach of contract case. An insured filed a lawsuit against his insurance company; however the Complaint was vague with regard to a
