News from 2017
Phillip Tatich PA law firm alleges client owes more than $14,000
ORLANDO – An Orange County law firm alleges a client failed to pay for its services in full.
Homeowner alleges tile damage should be covered by Citizens Property Insurance policy
FORT LAUDERDALE – A Davie homeowner is seeking judgment regarding the insurance coverage for damaged tile.
Man alleges Buddy's Newco, Blue Rock Partners supplied dangerous coffee table
ORLANDO – A guest of a tenant of a Winter Park apartment alleges that he was injured because of a dangerous coffee table.
Hollywood homeowner alleges American Colonial Insurance failed to pay claim
FORT LAUDERDALE – The owner of a Hollywood property claims that his insurer has failed to pay him for his damage claim.
Fant focuses on promoting Florida's economic growth in campaign for attorney general
TALLAHASSEE — Republican Rep. Jay Fant is ready to move into a new position that he thinks will help him better serve his constituents.
Florida appeals court sends case involving surplus funds to lower court
MARION COUNTY — A case involving property owners who claimed a lower court incorrectly paid out surplus funds following a foreclosure has been remanded to a lower court, according to a recent opinion from the 5th District Court of Appeal.
New hearing ordered in business dispute involving E-Commerce Coffee Club, Miga Holdings
BROWARD COUNTY — The 5th District Court of Appeal has reversed and remanded a case in which a dispute arose following the purchase a business.
Aloma Shopping Center claims Coast Dental Services has failed to pay rent
ORLANDO – The owner of a Winter Park property alleges a tenant has not paid rent since June.
Consumer claims AT&T Services Inc. failed to bury cable that caused her to fall
ORLANDO – An Ocoee woman alleges that an exposed cable wire negligently left in her yard caused her to fall.
Save-A-Lot shopper alleges substance on floor caused fall, injuries
ORLANDO – An Orange County woman alleges she was injured at an Orlando retail store because of a substance on the floor.
Former University of Central Florida police officer alleges pregnancy discrimination
ORLANDO – An Orange County woman claims that she was treated differently by her former employer because of her sex and pregnancies.
Inmate working with DOT squad alleges algae in asphalt lot caused fall
ORLANDO – A Brevard County man alleges he was injured while working on a Department of Transportation work squad because of slippery algae on asphalt.
Mother alleges son was assaulted while residing at Central Florida Communities
ORLANDO – An Orange County mother alleges her adult son was assaulted by an employee of a residential facility.
Homeowner claims Citizens Property Insurance Corp. wrongfully refused to pay claim
FORT LAUDERDALE – A Pembroke Pines homeowner alleges she is entitled to full coverage for damages to her property.
Winn-Dixie shopper files suit after trip and fall on mat at store
FORT LAUDERDALE – A shopper at a Winn-Dixie in Fort Lauderdale alleges he was injured because of a mat at the store.
Homeowners accuse Universal Property & Casualty Insurance Co. of breaching contract
FORT LAUDERDALE – The owners of a Miramar home have filed a suit after their insurer denied their claim for property damages.
Homeowner alleges Security First Insurance Co. breached contract with claim denial
FORT LAUDERDALE – The owner of a Lauderdale Lakes home alleges that his insurer wrongfully denied coverage of his damage claim.
Lauderhill homeowners claim water damage should be covered by insurance policy
FORT LAUDERDALE – Two Lauderhill homeowners allege that they are entitled to full coverage under their insurance policy for water damages to their property.
Hollywood homeowners seek payment of damage claim from insurer
FORT LAUDERDALE – The owners of a Hollywood property allege they submitted a property damage claim to their insurer but that the company has not paid it.
5th District Court of Appeal partially dismisses widow's case against possible creditors
BREVARD COUNTY — The 5th District Court of Appeal partially dismissed and reversed lower court rulings in a case involving a Florida widow and her late husband's estate and possible creditors.