Attorney Alexander D. Licznerski, Esq. of Ramey & Kampf, P.A. was published today in Florida Law Weekly in a procedural win on behalf of State Farm. Florida Law Weekly is an online legal website that contains the most comprehensive database of Florida circuit and county court cases available. The database is available online at https://www.floridalawweekly.com/flwonline/ […]
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Florida Supreme Court rules that State Farm’s policy properly incorporates the fee schedule payment methodology.
By: Alexander D. Licznerski, Esq. Today, in a case titled MRI Associates of Tampa, Inc. v. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company, No.SC18-1390 (Fla. 2021), the Supreme Court of Florida issued its opinion in favor of State Farm ruling that State Farm’s policy properly incorporates the fee schedule payment methodology. The Supreme Court of Florida […]
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company Plaintiff vs National Casualty Company Defendant
In this case, State Farm sought a commercial right of PIP reimbursement from National Insurance based on the State Farm insured occupying a Chevy Equinox SUV/crossover vehicle owned by the employer of the insured. The defense asserted SUVs are always jeep-type vehicles. The defense further asserted sedans, station wagons, and jeep-type vehicles are never commercial […]
Will Florida Repeal Motor Vehicle No-Fault Law?
Florida currently requires drivers to carry Personal Injury Protection (PIP) coverage of $10,000. However, the Florida legislature is considering repealing this requirement along with several other changes to automobile insurance coverage legislation. Senate Bill 54 and House Bill 719 would repeal the current automobile insurance coverage scheme including required No-Fault benefits and instead require drivers […]
Fourth DCA Rules CRN Defective due to Lack of Specificity
On March 3, 2021, the Fourth District Court of Appeal withdrew its prior opinion and issued a new opinion affirming the trial court’s dismissal with prejudice of the insured’s statutory bad faith suit due to the insured’s defective pre-suit Civil Remedy Notice (“CRN”). In Julien v. United Property & Casualty Insurance Company, No. 4D19-2763 (Fla. […]
Review of Civil Filings for Confidential Information by Clerks Ending July
On January 21, 2021, The Supreme Court of Florida amended Rule of Judicial Administration 2.420, which governs access to court records. The amendment ends the independent duty of clerks to review civil and small claims filings in order to identify and remove sensitive personal information that is protected under the rule. Originally adopted in 2010, […]
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Insurance Defense 101: Top Things You Need to Know
What Is an Insurance Defense Attorney? Insurance law includes a wide variety of issues relating to insurance policies. In general, an insurance defense attorney deals with three main categories as related to insurance: determining when insurance companies must pay claims, ensuring policyholders are protected when sued and consulting with insurance companies to confirm that they […]
Premises Liability Claims: What Are They?
Property owners are responsible for maintaining a relatively safe environment so that individuals who come onto the property don’t suffer any injuries. This responsibility, also known as premises liability, holds property owners and/or residents liable for any accidents and injuries that occur on their property. It’s important to note that while you may be injured […]
What Is Litigation? Everything You Need to Know
Litigation is initiated between two opposing parties looking to enforce or defend a legal right. Typically, matters are settled by an agreement between the parties but may also move to a court to be heard and decided by a jury and/or judge. Here is everything you need to know to better understand the full process of […]
