This is the tenth article in a series that lights the way to success under Florida Tort Reform’s Section 768.0427. This article addresses three tricks used by the defense to
This is the ninth article in a series that lights the way to success under Florida Tort Reform’s Section 768.0427. This article updates Article 7 and focuses on the conflicting
In the Second Article in this series, which addressed the new statutory definition of Letters of Protection (LOP), we discussed that: (1) an LOP includes “a promise of payment .
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
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
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
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
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
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
