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Carolina Bolado

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Fla. Court Nixes $120K Fee Award In Soured Real Estate Deal

A Florida appeals court on Friday reversed an award of $120,000 in attorney fees for the business partner of a real estate lawyer after an agreement to buy and operate an Orlando office building fell apart.
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Family Sues UF Hospital Over Toddler's Potassium Overdose

The family of a 2-year-old who died at Shands Hospital at the University of Florida filed a lawsuit Thursday claiming the hospital staff made a number of preventable medical errors, including over-administering potassium, which led to a fatal heart attack.
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11th Circ. Won't Block Fla. Land Restriction Law

The Eleventh Circuit on Tuesday refused to block enforcement of a Florida law prohibiting certain foreign nationals from owning land, finding that the plaintiffs in question lack standing to challenge the law and are unlikely to succeed in their challenge to its constitutionality.
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Fla. Law Firm Escapes Data Breach Class Suit

A Florida federal judge Monday tossed a proposed class action suit claiming Miami-headquartered national law firm Zumpano Patricios PA failed to protect sensitive information prior to a data breach, ruling that a threat of misuse of the information was not enough to confer standing for the plaintiffs.
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Tesla Sanctioned For Withholding Docs In Fatal Crash Case

A Florida state judge has hit Tesla with sanctions in a fatal crash suit for repeatedly failing to produce documents related to testing of its vehicles despite repeated requests and then finally handing them over in a format that makes them "virtually useless to the plaintiffs."
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Tesla Sanctioned For Withholding Docs In Fatal Crash Case

A Florida state judge has hit Tesla with sanctions in a fatal crash suit for repeatedly failing to produce documents related to testing of its vehicles despite repeated requests and then finally handing them over in a format that makes them "virtually useless to the plaintiffs."
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BREAKING: Fla. Court Reverses $213M Judgment In 'Maya' Case

A Florida appeals court on Wednesday reversed a $213 million judgment for Maya Kowalski, the subject of a Netflix documentary, after finding the trial court erred in too narrowly construing the immunity Florida law grants to those who report suspicions of child abuse.
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Fla. Court Reverses $213M Judgment In 'Maya' Case

A Florida appeals court on Wednesday reversed a $213 million judgment for Maya Kowalski, the subject of a Netflix documentary, after finding the trial court erred in too narrowly construing the immunity Florida law grants to those who report suspicions of child abuse.
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Judge Orders State Farm To Restart Paying PIP Claims To Co.

A Florida state judge has ordered State Farm to pay out benefits for its insureds to an automobile-crash-focused healthcare company, ruling that the insurer cannot unilaterally stop paying all of its policyholders' crash medical benefits to a provider unless it convinces a court that the provider is ineligible.
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Ex-Cano Health CEO Settles $70M Suit Over Failed Dental Deal

The ex-CEO of formerly bankrupt Cano Health Inc. has settled a $70 million lawsuit in Florida state court by a dental services provider that sought to hold him personally liable for the collapse of its business after a deal with Cano Health went sour.
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CORRECTED: Widower Wants Restaurant Sanctioned In Disney Allergy De...

A widower suing Disney over his wife's food allergy death at a Walt Disney World restaurant asked a Florida court on Monday to sanction the restaurant, claiming it ambushed him with brand new evidence in the middle of depositions, after months of discovery had already been conducted.