News from October 2018
BARKER & COOK P.A.: Lehman's files breach of contract lawsuit over project delays
When two or more parties in Florida or elsewhere attempt to reach an agreement on a remodeling project, they may wish to discuss deadlines for its projected completion date.
BRYANT & HIGBY: Truck accidents on the rise -- should the government step in?
Because of the larger size and heavy weight of many semitrailers, Florida readers know accidents involving trucks and smaller vehicles often result in grave consequences.
MICHAEL L. FEINSTEIN, P.A.: Deceased Partner's Estate Involved In Business Contract Disputes
It is not uncommon for businesses to face disputes. In some cases, individuals may allege that a company or its partners have violated the terms of agreements, and as a result, contract disputes can take place.
MASTERSON HOAG & SMITH P.A.: Can Medicaid Require You to Pay Them Back From Your Personal Injury Settlement?
Let’s say you’re injured in a serious car accident. To treat your injuries, you require a couple surgeries and a course of physical therapy.
KUHN LAW FIRM: A Delay in Naming a Personal Representative Can Prove Costly to an Estate in Court
An often overlooked reason for making a last will and testament is there may be a need to maintain litigation on behalf of you–or your estate–after you are gone.
More than 90 percent of Florida sheriffs endorse Moody for AG
TAMPA — If the race for Florida Attorney General were decided by the county sheriffs across the Sunshine State, Republican Ashley Moody would win by a landslide.
Moody is "the real deal," says Walton County Sheriff
SANTA ROSA BEACH — Calling her "phenomenally qualified," Walton County Sheriff Michael A. Adkinson Jr. has endorsed Republican Ashley Moody's bid for state Attorney General.
Pasco County Sheriff backs Moody for AG
NEW PORT RICHEY — Noting her work as a Florida prosecutor, Pasco County Sheriff Chris Nocco has endorsed Ashley Moody to be the state's next attorney general.
Florida AG candidate Moody lands another sheriff endorsement
SEBRING — Florida Attorney General Republican candidate Ashley Moody continues to tout her endorsements from the majority of county sheriffs, in another highly visible, highly contested race in the Sunshine state.
Bradford County Sheriff endorses Moody for Florida AG
STARKE — Bradford County Sheriff Gordon Smith is among an overwhelming majority of sheriffs in Florida endorsing Republican Ashley Moody's bid for state Attorney General.
Orlando couple alleges insurance company refused to provide actual cash value for hurricane damage
ORLANDO — An Orlando couple is suing an insurance company, alleging breach of contract.
Photographer sues internet radio company over use of Kid Rock, Ted Nugent photos
An Indiana photographer accuses an internet radio company of using his concert photos without permission.
Orlando property owner alleges insurer failed to pay for hurricane damages
ORLANDO — An Orlando property owner is suing an insurer, alleging breach of an insurance contract.
Daughter blames Orlando property operators for father's death
ORLANDO — A daughter and members of her family are suing Orlando property operators, alleging negligence led to a man's death.
Customer accuses St. Petersburg boat dealer of fraud
CLEARWATER — A Pennsylvania customer is suing a St. Petersburg boat dealer, alleging negligent misrepresentation.
Couple alleges Largo's negligence led to assault on husband
CLEARWATER — A Largo couple is suing the city, alleging negligent security and denial of claim in an assault on one of the plaintiffs.
Orlando property owner alleges contractors botched patio upgrade
ORLANDO — An Orlando property owner is suing contractors, alleging fraudulent misrepresentation and unjust enrichment.
Deaf man may sue over Hallandale Beach's lack of closed captioning on website
A deaf Florida resident may sue the city of Hallandale Beach for not adding closed captioning to videos on its public website, a federal appeals court ruled.
New Hampshire man selling Sugar Bear Hair vitamin knock-offs, lawsuit says
The makers of Sugar Bear Hair vitamins accuse a New Hampshire man of selling counterfeit products.
ADT sues alarm company to enforce settlement
Security company ADT says its owed more than $2 million as part of a settlement agreement with an alarm services business.