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April 29, 2010

Florida Bad Faith Instructions Change Florida Insurance Bad Faith Law.

   I have been fortunate enough to have a recent article published in Insurance Litigation Reporter, "The Florida Standard Jury Instructions Committee Alters Florida Insurer Bad Faith Law with Proposed Jury Instructions".  I am offering a copy of it to you here:  Download CoverILRArticleFlaJuryInstructionChangeBadFaithLaw.  (Copyright 2010 Thomson Reuters.  All Rights Reserved.  No reproduction or any other use of this material may be made for commercial purposes.)

   I hope that you will find this to be useful and productive.

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Posted by on April 29, 2010 at 05:54 AM in Bad Faith, Jury Instructions |

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