What can be included as damages in a Florida Malicious Prosecution case?
I recommend that you cease work, and retain an attorney to advise you. The mere fact that you won a lawsuit is not a basis for malicious prosecution.
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I recommend that you cease work, and retain an attorney to advise you. The mere fact that you won a lawsuit is not a basis for malicious prosecution.
Your answer is contained within the Florida rules of civil procedure, available online
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