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Fourth District Court of Appeals rules for the insurance company and is critical of the provider’s strained analysis in alleging an ambiguity in the policy language.

Submitted by Sandra Rodrigue on 13 Oct, 2020

Recently the Fourth District Court of Appeals issued its opinion in Plantation Open MRI v. Infinity Indemnity Insurance Company which ruled favorably for the insurer on whether a PIP insurance policy requires the insurer to pay more than 80% of the statutory fee schedule if one part of the policy…

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Florida Supreme Court Amends Appellate Rule 9.130 to Clarify Scope of Interlocutory Review of Sovereign Immunity

Submitted by Jessica Glickman on 04 Apr, 2020

Last week the Florida Supreme Court issued an opinion in Florida Highway Patrol v. Jackson, SC 18-4698, 2020WL370366 (Fla. Jan. 23, 2020) which clarified a government entities ability to appeal orders denying its right to sovereign immunity interlocutory (i.e. before a final judgment is entered in the case). Jackson involved…

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