Fourth District Court of Appeal Judges Dorian Damoorgian, left, and Cory Ciklin, center, and Broward Circuit Judge Keathan Frink signed onto the ruling. Courtesy photos
A $5 million negligent security verdict has survived before the Fourth District Court of Appeal, which found a Fort Pierce nightclub should remain on the hook for the fatal shooting of a woman in its parking lot despite undisputed evidence she’d committed a felony earlier in the night.
It’s a case that cleared up the rules around jury instructions for premises liability claims.
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