A personal injury lawsuit rocked by a surprise email the day before trial was the subject of a Fourth District Court of Appeal ruling that highlighted what could happen if procedural restrictions aren’t followed, even if unintentionally.
It led to praise for a South Florida jurist, when the appellate panel found Broward Circuit Judge David Haimes “admirably balanced the competing interests,” leading the higher court to affirm a defense verdict.
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