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I'm not aware of anything that would inherently preclude you from asserting a claim for punitive damages except that you run the risk of exceeding...

Undue Influence case state of Florida

Counsel is right that the initial burden is on the party claim the undue influence. Once the party claiming the undue influence shows sufficient...

Is there a pending lawsuit? In the type of situation you seem to be describing, a subpoena can only be issued when there is ongoing...

We are the plaintiffs in a Miami, Florida civi tort case. We want to File a Motion for Summary Judgment. Within the write up

My colleagues are correct that you cannot use settlement negotiations as evidence. Obtaining summary judgment can be very difficult, as it is a...

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I have filed for a motion for Hearing in Aid of Execution, but I'm not able to serve the defendant.

I definitely recommend that you use an online search company to determine what assets, if any, this person has to satisfy the judgment. Otherwise,...

What is the statute of limitations for suing a LARGE cmpy? After 20+ years I was fired 2 days after asking for a raise. A lot

Obviously without knowing all of the facts, it is difficult to advise you. Did you have an employment contract? If not, Florida is an "at will"...

What type of motion do I need to file?

You file a motion when you want the court to take some type of action. Without knowing what you want to do, no one can advise you as to whether...

Can I still sue my accounting client for unpaid bills?

For clarification, are you requesting to sue for the unpaid fees on contract #1 or contract #2? It appears that contract #1 no longer exists,...

Damages from water due to acts of neighbor?

Has there been any damage to your home and/or other property? Simply stating that water has accumulated on the property does not, inherently,...

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The simple answer is yes, you can be sued by anyone for anything. Whether the plaintiff will prevail is a different matter. To echo the comments...