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• Man crushed by compactor: Inadequate packaging, transporting of compactor: Wrongful death: Verdict: Punitive damages
• Uninsured motorist provision denying coverage to city employee was illusory and against public policy
• Train collides with stationary caboose: Lack of written rules: FELA liability: Arm injuries: Settlement
• Disability insurance benefits that replace lost income are not marital property
• Police records raised issue of foreseeability of assault in mall parking lot
• Under state vehicle leasing law, all agreements between auto dealer and customer must be in single document
• Bus collides with car: Failure to keep proper lookout, reduce speed: Failure to replace stop sign: Wrongful death: Verdict
• Floor collapses in burning building: Failure to follow arson policies, incident command procedures: Wrongful death: Verdict
• Child exposed to lead paint: Failure to timely correct lead hazard, properly supervise cleanup: Brain damage: Verdict
• Products liability
• Newspaper's use of the term "assault" to describe verbal, not physical, assault, supports libel suit
• Truck driver injured when steps collapse: Steps improperly affixed to dock: Tendinitis, cervical radiculopathy: Settlement
• Pre-suit notice not required in Florida libel action involving non-media defendants
• Professional negligence
• Workers' comp law does not bar recovery under uninsured motorist provision
• Complicity in illegal sale of alcohol does not bar suit
• Contingent fee should be calculated from net amount of arbitration award that includes attorney fees
• Exclusion of gay men and lesbians from juries violates state constitution
• Client cannot be taxed for interest portion of attorney's contingency fee
• Boxcar collision: Driving while intoxicated: Brain injuries: Shoulder and neck injuries: Structured settlement
• Medical Negligence
• Insurer fails to pay policy limits by specific date: Bad faith: Settlement
• Police officer injured during lunch break entitled to benefits
• Administrative witness is presumptively foreclosed from testifying at trial over challenge to IDEA individualized educational program
• Reckless standard of case for sports does not apply to unannounced second tee shot
• Workers' comp insurer has no subrogation rights against noneconomic and loss-of-consortium recoveries
• Electronic mail is sufficient to establish personal jurisdiction in defamation action
• Attorney fees in workers' comp case should not be based on worker's degree of success on appeal
• Company terminated from roofing project: Interference with contract: Economic loss: Arbitration: Verdict: Punitive damages
• Causal connection between low rankings and absence of promotions not necessary in First Amendment retaliation action
• Jones Act does not bar maritime claims under foreign law
• Physician-patient privilege is absolute bar to disclosure of patient records
• Phone calls, letters to resident of another state are minimum contacts sufficient for personal jurisdiction in protective order action
• Alabama recognizes claim against third party for spoliation
• Landlord may be liable for lead poinsoning even absent knowledge paint contained lead
• Train collides with car: Excessive speed, dangerous crossing: Brain damage: Hemiplegia: Verdict: Punitive damages
• Ministerial exception to Title VII does not bar sexual harassment claim against church
• Driver's interpretation of and reliance on postal employee's hand signal preclude summary judgement
• Woman who treated her husband as her child's father cannot claim another man is child's father
• Appellate court may enter judgement as matter of law where expert evidence erroneously admitted
• Videotapes may be admissible under learned treatise exception to hearsay rule
• Worker retaliated against for jury service: Constructive discharge: Emotional distress: Lost pay, benefits: Verdict: Punitive damages
• Statute that gives visitation rights to grandparents of out-of-wedlock children violates Florida constitution
• Debtor confusion about FDCPA verification rights is question of fact not subject to dismissal for failure to state claim
• Two-vehicle collision: Improper lane change: Wrongful death: Verdict
• Clarification
• Felon erroneously released from jail: Failure to protect citizen: Violation of civil rights: Wrongful death: Settlement
• Spotlight: Counsel obtains settlement for women subjected to medical experimentation without informed consent
• Expert testimony not needed to establish pilot negligence in icing conditions
• Banks permitted to charge ATM convenience fees to non-depositors
• Claim for injunctive relief brough under California consumer law may not be subject to arbitration
• Title VII's disparate impact provisions validly abrogate states' immunity under Eleventh Amendment
• Tractor-trailer collision: Inattentive driving, speeding: Burns: Structure settlement
• Pollution exclusion does not apply to loss caused by hostile fire
• Damages cap in suit against fire district constitutional
• School board may be liable to parents for intentional infliction of emotional distress, but not educational negligence