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Valerie Dondero, of the Miami office, obtained a Voluntary Dismissal with Prejudice in favor of an insurance carrier on an electronic signature challenge in Vero Beach, Florida. The Plaintiff alleged he had not “signed” the application for insurance and had
Valerie Dondero, of the Miami office, obtained a per curiam Final Summary Judgment in favor of the Insurer on a claim for underinsured/uninsured motorist coverage under a commercial auto policy. The Plaintiff sued the Insurer alleging entitlement to UM coverage
Valerie Dondero, of the Miami office, obtained a Summary Judgment in favor of the Insurer on a denial of uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage. The Plaintiff claimed entitlement to uninsured/underinsured coverage under a commercial auto policy issued to her husband’s corporation. The
Caryn Bellus and Barbara Fox, of the Miami office, prevailed in obtaining an affirmance of an order denying Plaintiff’s Motion for Attorney’s Fees. This was an underinsured/uninsured motorist case in which the Insurer, denied coverage but later tendered the policy
Valerie Dondero, of the Miami office, received a defense verdict in an uninsured motorist coverage trial. The case involved a dispute regarding an oral rejection of uninsured motorist coverage. The Plaintiff alleged that since the Insurer could not find a
Laurie Adams and Melonie Bueno, of the West Palm Beach office, successfully struck Plaintiff’s proposal for settlement which saved their client from over 100K in attorney fees. After the UM case had been tried by other counsel, Laurie and Melonie
Valerie Dondero, of the Miami office, successfully opposed a Plaintiff’s motion to amend her complaint to add a purported bad faith claim in a first-party UM case. Valerie argued entitlement to dismissal, rather than a stay, of a bad faith
Valerie Dondero, of the Miami office, convinced a Plaintiff to accept a nuisance value settlement on the eve of the insurer’s Motion for Summary Final Judgment. Plaintiff had alleged entitlement to stacked UM coverage by claiming her electronic signature on
Gregory J. Prusak, of the Orlando office, prevailed on a Motion for Summary Judgment involving the amount of available UM Coverage and the validity of the UM selection form. The insurer had actually tendered the UM policy limits and defended
Valerie Dondero, of the Miami office, obtained a voluntary dismissal, with prejudice, during Plaintiff’s deposition. Plaintiff alleged significant personal injuries and entitlement to primary UM coverage under his parent’s auto policy, claiming he was a resident of his parent’s household
