Author: Aaron Proulx Esq.

This is the seventh article in a series that lights the way to success under Florida Tort Reform’s Section 768.0427. This article focuses on some recent conflicting trial court orders that address the question of which party has the burden

This is the sixth article in a series that lights the way to success under Florida Tort Reform’s Section 768.0427. This article focuses on what may now be the most misunderstood impact of the statute: how a facility’s sale of

This is the fifth article in a series that lights the way to success under Florida Tort Reform’s Section 768.0427. This article is a slight break in the flow of the series to Issue what appears to be a necessary

This is the fourth article in a series that lights the way to success under Florida Tort Reform’s Section 768.0427. This article will explain how Subsection (2)(e) can be used to prevent the insurance defense industry from presenting the health

This is the third article in a series that lights the way to success under Florida Tort Reform’s Section 768.042Z This article will provide a deeper analysis of the distinctions between Subsections (2)(a) and (2)(b) and lay the foundation for

This is the second of several articles on the road to success under Florida Tort Reform’s (FTR) Section 768.0427. That road is paved by a three-tiered response to the statute in which medical providers replace pre-FTR new-patient forms and practices,