Can the Florida Division of FInancial Services investigate me for insurance fraud when I had to mitigate my own damages.

It sounds as if your agent let you down by completing an application on your behalf showing that you had a prior insurance policy when he knew you...

Florida public employer charges retirees exorbitant amount for POS Medical insurance

This question is in the wrong category. You will find more answers in the "Employment/Labor" category, as I have marked it.

Under Florida law punitive damages are recoverable based upon an award of only nominal damages where "damage" is not an element of a cause of...

Small claims court.....$5000 for a car my boyfriend talked me into buying after I get my social security disability backpay

In Florida the statute of limitations for a breach of an oral agreement, and the statute of limitations for unjust enrichment is four years.

Is it at all possible to argue after appeal affirmation if you have timely filed a motion for relief AND have new evidence?

If the new evidence was somehow argued in the appeal (even though not before the trial court at the time of the order on appeal), that could be a...

Interesting question regarding liability issues related to online marketing of a product.

Your question is unclear. Will the product cause physical injury to someone, or can it be used to facilitate an economic crime? If it is...

Can I sue a Doctor's office for pain and suffering from over treatment that has caused scarring?

Medical malpractice cases are very expensive and time-consuming. Your attorney must find an expert in the same specialty as the defendant to...

Is there such a thing as a Motion to Finalize Summary Judgment?

One thing I will add to the other attorneys' responses is that a signed order granting a motion for summary judgment is not enough to "finalize"...

Does the lower tribunal have jurisdiction in an Appeal case, if they realize they erred?

I agree with Ms. Morcroft and write to add that trial courts always can enforce their own orders through contempt or other processes during appeals...

This is called an "Anders Brief." This is the process by which an attorney appointed to represent a criminal defendant discharges his or her...