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Travelers Property Casualty Co. v. Moore – Employer Liability for Off-Duty Workers

There are many situations in which a worker’s operation of an employer-owned vehicle will automatically place the company in a position of liability. This is especially true in Florida, where motor vehicles are considered “dangerous instruments,” and merely entrusting it to another who acts negligently can mean some degree of…

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Williams v. GEICO – Challenging Step-Down Provisions in Auto Insurance Plans

The South Carolina Supreme Court recently in the case of Williams v. GEICO ruled that step-down provisions in auto insurance policies are contrary to the public well-being, and are therefore void. Why does this matter for those of us here in Florida? Because, as our Hollywood car accident lawyers know,…

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Floyd-Tunnell v. Shelter Mut. Ins. Co. – Multiple UM Policies and Partial Exclusions

Uninsured motorist coverage is a smart way for drivers to protect themselves in the event they are involved in a crash with a driver who lacks insurance. This is especially important here in Florida because this is the fifth-highest state for uninsured motorists, with one out of ever four drivers…

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Spaid v. Integon Indemnity Corp. – 1st DCA Remands Crash Case for Ambiguous Insurance Policy

An ambiguously-worded insurance policy was cited by Florida’s First District Court of Appeal in its reversal of an earlier summary judgment in favor of the insurer. Instead, the court ruled, the plaintiff’s request for coverage of all reasonable medical expenses related to the crash – without limit of liability –…

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Loyacono v. Travelers Insurance – New Trial for Car Accident Victim

In successfully securing damages for our clients injured in Fort Lauderdale car accidents, our attorneys must generally prove two key points: Fault of the defendant driver and proof of injuries incurred as a direct result of the defendant’s negligence. Of course, every crash case presents its own unique and sometimes…

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Universal Ins. Co. v. Office of the Ins. Comm’r – Rental Car Company Must Pay for Driver Negligence

Florida’s most critical industry is tourism, so we tend to have a large number of individuals at any given time who rent vehicles while traveling in our state. While these individuals bring dollars to our state, they unfortunately sometimes cause crashes as well. Visitors may be unfamiliar with the area,…

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