Written by Ryan W. Reese There has been much debate regarding how much interest is owed on overdue or underpaid benefits. This interest question is governed by two statutes for
Ever since the Florida Supreme Court decisionin Joerg v. State Farm Mut. Auto. Ins. Co., 176 So. 3d 1247, 1249 (Fla. 2015), the admissibility of Plaintiff’s past Medicare/Medicaid billing has
It has been happening all around you for decades now and you might not have noticed. Utilities are increasing installed underground. In addition to sewer and water lines, cable, internet,
As a standard practice, defendants of third-party claims in construction defect litigation should strongly consider asserting affirmative defenses traditionally applicable to negligence, even if party is only sued in theories
SB 270 and its companion, HB 21, are dead—for now. SB 270 perished in the Florida Senate Committee on Community Affairs and HB 21 died in the Florida House of
On August 3, 2021, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ( the “CDC”) extended the moratorium on evictions throughout the country through October 3, 2021. This moratorium was first
While there are several COVID-19 vaccines on the market being distributed and used pursuant to the Food and Drug Administration’s Emergency Use Authorization, Pfizer’s COVID-19 was the first vaccine to
Recently, the Third District Court of Appeal ruled on a case that benefits insurance companies and continues to support their contractual language when the insurance companies request examinations under oath,
