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A Florida family injured in a head-on collision with a man leaving his employer's holiday party settled its personal injury lawsuit against the man's employer for $3.9 million, the plaintiffs' lawyers said. The collision happened around 2 a.m. on Dec. 15, 2007, when Jeffrey Francis drove the wrong direction on Interstate 95, the plaintiffs alleged. Plaintiffs Larry Smith, Sandra Smith and Tykinnia Smith were passengers in a minivan Larry Smith's sister was driving when the crash occurred.
...Recent Florida caselaw supported this conclusion, Menke said. The plainti...
...SECRETARY, DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS,. FLORIDA ATTORNEY GENERAL,. ... as that term is defined in Florida caselaw, denied Petitioner’s motion to suppress, and adm...
This Week's Caselaw . Royal & Sun Alliance v Rolls-Royce . Whether a sstay should be granted and whether Florida was the appropriate forum to hear an insurance dis...
... fo r the Middle District of Florida. . ..., w e conclude that controlling Florida caselaw prevents USA's recovery of atto rn eys' fees under...
... Court for the Northern District of Florida. Before EDMONDSON, Chief Judge, and KRAVITCH and G...Because earlier Florida caselaw allowed an insurance carrier to avoid coverage onl...
... There, this Court recognized federal caselaw recognizing that whether evidence discovered in vi...
...SECRETARY, DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS,. FLORIDA ATTORNEY GENERAL,. ...'s counsel did not, however, cite specific caselaw in su p p o rt of his argument. The trial court su...
... Conduct, Florida statutes, and caselaw. . Rule 4-1.2(d) prohibits the lawyer from assisti...
In summary, the trial courts verdict is affirmed but the 2010 sentence under S.B. 97 is vacated and the matter remanded for re-sentencing consistent with this courts decision in Milby and the sentencing provisions in place under Ohio law in 2004. The trial court is instructed to clarify Appellants offender classification according to the 2004 version of Ohios Sex Offender classification and reporting provisions. Appellants first assignment of error is sustained with regard to sentencing. Appellants second assignment of error, arguing the court failed to rule on pending motions when it entered the verdict, is overruled.
... as a sex offender under Florida law. He now appeals his post-Adam Walsh Act s... were not applicable to him and cited caselaw in support of his argument. The court exam...
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