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No Insurance For Accident Involving Rental Car Driven By Someone Other Than Renter
This story is reprinted with permission from FC&S Legal, the industry's only comprehensive digital resource designed for insurance coverage law professionals.…No Insurance for Accident Involving Rental Car Driven by Someone Other Than Renter
A federal district court in Florida has ruled that an automobile insurance company did not have to cover a fatal auto accident involving a car rented by…
Costs, 'Communication Gap' Challenge Midsize Firms Upgrading IT Systems
Information technology professionals tell tales of butting heads with law firm leaders over the costs of technology upgrades, and what constitute necessities…
Sticky Fingers: Attorney Thefts from Clients Spiked in Great Recession
The last recession saw a significant increase in Florida disbarments for stealing and other serious trust account violations.
Miami-Dade County Court Judge Laura Anne Stuzin Knew She Was Destined for Legal Career
Miami-Dade County Court Judge Laura Anne Stuzin was elevated to the circuit court bench by Gov. Rick Scott last October.
Plaintiff Class Gets Its Foot in the Courthouse Door in Data Breach Lawsuit
Data breach is today's hot button issue. And it just got hotter. On the heels of major data breaches at Equifax and Uber, the U.S. Supreme Court is confronted with the question of whether it will resolve a threshold issue in all data breach class actions—was the plaintiff class actually injured?
Enforcing Proposals for Settlement in Cases Seeking Equitable Relief
Florida courts have been veering away from the bright-line rule that the offer of judgment/proposal for settlement (PFS) statute, Fla. Stats. Section 769.79(1), does not apply in cases involving equitable relief.
Ted Leopold Takes On Corporate America
The Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll attorney is usually out-resourced and out-manned, but that hasn't stopped him from using the law to win high-stakes, multi-million dollar cases brought against some of the world's largest companies.
The Right To Be Secure Against Unreasonable Search and Seizure of Overseas Electronic Data?
A U.S. based company receives a warrant from the U.S. government issued under the Stored Communications Act. As part of a criminal investigation, the warrant seeks production of email content.
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