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2006 ARTICLE INDEX
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January 2006 |
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Florida's Supreme Court uphold parents contract requiring arbitration to resolve a minor's wrongful death claim |
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Improper venue waived if not raised early |
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February 2006 |
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Auto exclusion of CGL policy bars coverage for alleged negligent training of employee |
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Supreme court settles conflict: No independent cause of action for first party spoliation evidence claim |
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Apartment complex had a duty to warn tenants about a known sexual predator living in development |
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March 2006 |
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Plaintiffs' attorney-client privilege not waived in bad faith actions alleging failure to settle |
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Florida Supreme Court sets oral argument on critical issues for third-party bad faith claims |
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Corporate officers may be personally liable for torts even when they act within the scope of their employment |
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April 2006 |
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Florida Senate repeals joint and several liability doctrine |
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Put a muzzle on it, Just in Case |
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Subrogation: Why waiting is a bad idea |
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May 2006 |
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Florida 's Third District Court of Appeal certifies direct conflict with the Fourth District Court of Appeal in the landmark Mierzwa case |
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Attorney-client privilege and the crime-fraud exception |
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June 2006 |
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Confidentiality orders and Florida's sunshine in litigation act |
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Another reason not to be a backseat driver |
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Voluntary assumption of duty may impose liability against homeowner for drug overdose of minor |
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July 2006 |
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Insurer acts at its peril in refusing to defend |
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Florida appellate court determines discovery request for insurer's business materials unnecessary to coverage determination in a declatory judgment action |
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Insurance company cannot shield claim file from insured where it was voluntarily provided to defense counsel in underlying action |
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August 2006 |
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Duty is Owed By Private Land Owners to Motorists For Obstructed Views Due to Foliage |
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A Series of Unfortunate Events: Contribution, Indemnification and Equitable Subrogation When Everyone is Negligent |
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Opinions of Counsel Incorporated in a Coblentz-Agreement Could Act As A Waiver of the Injured Party's Attorney-Client Privilege |
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