Trial & Litigation Section Luncheon
on december 14, the members of the trial & litigation section received a fascinating
presentation from Captain Jeffrey d. grove with the 927th air refueling wing at Macdill air force
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As a result, the Florida
Supreme Court affirmatively
answered the certified question,
held that the Chapter 558
notice-and-repair process
constitutes a “suit” under the
C&F policy, and remanded the
case to the Eleventh Circuit
for further proceedings. The
Eleventh Circuit recently
reversed the Southern District’s
grant of summary judgment in
C&F’s favor, vacated the final
judgment, and remanded the
case to the Southern District
for further proceedings. Altman
Contractors, Inc. v. Crum &
Forster Specialty Ins. Co., No. 15-
12816, 2018 WL 560523 (11th
Cir. Jan. 26, 2018). Regardless
of what happens on remand,
Altman will have implications
for all involved in construction
disputes
where CGL
insurance is
involved.
base. Captain grove discussed the work of the 927th squadron and showed the audience mission
footage of mid-air refueling.
Author:
Jaret J.
Fuente -
Carlton
Fields
Note: The Trial & Litigation
Section article in the previous
issue, entitled “PIP v.
Mandatory BI: What’s
Necessary on Florida’s Roads”
had an incorrect author photo
for Marc J. Semago. The photo
has been corrected in the digital
version of that issue, available
online at www.hillsbar.com.
We apologize for this error.
MAR - APR 2018
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