Under Florida law concerning contract matters, can non-action by a party constitute waiver?
"Waiver" can be, and often is, a defense to a breach of a contract. However, the determination of whether waiver applies is going to be...
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"Waiver" can be, and often is, a defense to a breach of a contract. However, the determination of whether waiver applies is going to be...
Unfortunately, there are some missing variables that one would need to know to be able to give your question due consideration. For example, do...
It is difficult to assess your question without having the opportunity to review the contract. As a practical matter, the defense of "coercion" to...
It really is difficult with the lack of information to determine when the limitations period commenced or if, because of the type of contract,...
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It is the appellant's burden to raise those issues to be considered on appeal and, then, subsequently to identify the standard of review (e.g.,...
I would only add that the parties are entitled to an evidentiary hearing which would require expert testimony. I would urge the questioner to...
The question presents very little in the way of facts. However, as a general rule, one cannot maintain a bad faith action against the insurer...
You should consult your fee agreement/engagement letter to determine whether there is an arbitration clause that may affect your dispute with the...