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Federal court dismisses real estate company's amended complaint
A Florida federal court approved a home construction company’s motion to toss a St. Lucie-based real estate entity’s amended complaint against it.
Insurance companies granted dismissals in policyholder's lawsuit
The defendants in a man’s federal lawsuit alleging he was wrongfully denied health insurance benefits and refused access to supply plan documents and information had several motions granted.
Tire company secures partial dismissal of claims in class action complaint
A Florida federal court partially granted and denied an auto service center company’s motion to dismiss a class action complaint against it.
Class action filed in Florida by immigrant investors
Two Chinese immigrants claim in a class action complaint they fell victim to a bogus investment.
Ophelia Bernal-Mora earns distinction as youngest board certified family law attorney in Orange County
ORLANDO – Board certified family law attorney Ophelia Bernal-Mora's journey to the courtroom began with a serious arm injury she suffered as a little girl.
AOB law in effect should lower insurance premiums in Sunshine State, reformer predicts
TALLAHASSEE — Consumers statewide should finally see an end to rising insurance premiums because of a new law that took effect July 1.
AOB reform bill signals end to decade-long fight, advocates claim victory
TALLAHASSEE – The decade-long fight to address “assignment of benefits” concluded last week with proponents committed to its reform claiming victory in the form of Senate Bill 122.