News from August 2018
Cape Coral computer firm denied motion to dismiss Microsoft copyright infringement case
FORT MYERS – The U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida recently denied a motion by Cape Coral computer dealer to dismiss a copyright infringement lawsuit filed by Microsoft.
Orlando property owner alleges insurance company failed to pay for water damage
ORLANDO — An Orlando policy holder is suing a liability insurer, alleging breach of an insurance contract.
Classic car owner alleges consignment shop failed to protect vehicle
ORLANDO — A Miami-Dade County classic car owner is suing an Orange County consignment shop, alleging breach of the consignment agreement.
Motorist alleges another driver caused crash in Clearwater
CLEARWATER — A motorist is suing another driver, alleging negligent driving caused a crash that injured the plaintiff.
Customer alleges Seminole bowling alley's negligence caused injuries
CLEARWATER — A Pinellas County man is suing a Seminole bowling alley, alleging negligence in keeping the business safe for customers.
Widow alleges late husband not properly diagnosed
CLEARWATER — A surviving spouse is suing a physician and medical facility, alleging medical negligence in the death of her husband.
Manufacturers, distributors of opioids ordered to reply to state complaint within weeks
DADE CITY - Manufacturers and distributors of opioids have until next month to reply to a complaint filed by Florida that blames them, at least in part, for the epidemic of overdoses and deaths sweeping the state and country.
Florida driver sues motorist for injuries in Orange County crash
ORLANDO — Jonathan Beadle filed a complaint on Aug. 20, in the 9th Judicial Circuit Court for Orange County, Florida, against Patsy Kaufman alleging that the motorist caused a collision in Orange County that injured and disabled him.
Time Warner gets summary judgment in appeals court amid claims it forced Cableview to sign settlement agreement
A U.S. appeals court affirmed a summary judgment in favor of Time Warner Cable on an indemnity dispute against the company on August 23.
Diner claims she tripped and fell at Tijuana Flats
A diner is suing Tijuana Flats Inc., claiming she injured herself at the restaurant after tripping and falling on mats that allegedly were overlapping and caused a "dangerous condition."
Florida homeowner claims Nationwide Insurance failed to cover all damages from Hurricane Irma
ORLANDO — A Florida homeowner is suing Nationwide Insurance Co., claiming that he did not get full value for property damages caused by Hurricane Irma in 2017.
HOLLAND & KNIGHT LLP: Benjamin Robinson Joins Holland & Knight’s Construction Practice in Florida
Litigation attorney Benjamin Robinson has joined Holland & Knight's Orlando office and National Construction Industry Practice as a partner.
TRITICO RAINEY PLLC: Former Houston Texan Facing Fraud Charges
As a Houston Texan, Marlon McCree scored his first career touchdown on a 95-yard interception return against the Tennessee Titans.
KUHN LAW FIRM PA: How Does a “Tenancy by the Entirety” Work in Florida?
One way that married couples can leave an asset to one another without the need for probate is by holding the property as “tenants by the entirety.
MICHAEL L. FEINSTEIN PA: Business Litigation Underway Involving Tinder Owners
Business owners know that they will likely face conflicts in some form or another. Issues can arise with clients, customers, partners or current or former employees.
BARRON & REDDING PA: Barron & Redding receives 2018 Panama City Living Readers’ Choice Award
Each year, Panama City Living Magazine and its readers select the best-of-the-best among local businesses.
Advanced Cable Ties and American Elite Molding locked into another legal battle
A leading cable tie manufacturer accuses a competitor of spreading false rumors the company hires undocumented workers.
OSHA LIANG LLP: Jonathan Osha Receives Best Lawyers in America 2019 Recognition
Managing Partner Jonathan Osha was recently selected by his peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America© 2019 in the fields of Litigation: Patent and Patent Law.
TEXAS OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL: AG Paxton Issues Statement After Court Ruling Blocks City of Austin’s Unlawful Sick Leave Ordinance
Attorney General Ken Paxton issued the following statement after the Court of Appeals for the 3rd District of Texas entered an order enjoining the city of Austin's unlawful paid sick leave ordinance pending appeal.
BRADLEY ARANT BOULT CUMMINGS: Bradley Partner Troy Carnrite Named to TBBJ "40 Under 40" for 2018
Bradley Arant Boult Cummings issued the following announcement on Aug. 20.Bradley attorney Troy Carnrite has been named to the Tampa Bay Business Journal’s 2018 “Top 40 Under 40,” which honors up-and-coming professionals in the Tampa Bay community.