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Can You Get Punitive Damages After a Truck Accident in Orlando?

LegalReader

According to legal experts, more and more jurisdictions are trying to limit punitive damage awards viewed as over-the-top and as outrageous as the behavior they’re trying to punish.

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How The Fla. Supreme Court Is Changing Business Litigation

Law 360

Three sweeping civil procedure changes introduced by the Florida Supreme Court over the past year — a fresh summary judgment standard, a new apex deponent rule and immediate review of early punitive damages decisions — should lead to fairer and more predictable litigation outcomes, and signal a continued revamp in 2022 and beyond, says Kyle Robisch (..)

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United States: Florida Punitive Damages Amendments Now Subject To Interlocutory Appeal - Wilson Elser Moskowitz Edelman & Dicker LLP

Mondaq

The Florida Supreme Court just changed the litigation landscape regarding punitive damage claims.

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Punitive Damages Can Be Awarded to a Drunk Driving Accident Victim in Columbus

LegalReader

Penalties through the civil courts come in the form of punitive damages.

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Ford Says Sanctions Violated Due Process In $1.7B Case

Law 360

billion punitive damages verdict returned against the automaker in litigation over a fatal rollover, arguing the award resulted from "death penalty sanctions" that essentially directed a verdict against it. Attorneys for Ford Motor Co.

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Federal jury orders 3M to pay $77.5M to veteran over alleged hearing damage from its earplugs

JURIST

Beal’s proceeding was the 16th trial in consolidated litigation against 3M over its earplugs. The total amount of damages in the trials lost exceeds USD 300 million. The federal jury awarded Beal compensatory damages to the tune of USD 5 million for hearing loss and tinnitus, and USD 72.5 million in punitive damages.

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Oberlin Sues Insurance Companies for the Costs of its Abusive Litigation Against Family-Owned Grocery

JonathanTurley

The college then prolonged the litigation, virtually forcing the family into insolvency. Oberlin President Carmen Twillie Ambar and the Board needlessly spent millions in litigation costs above the damages rather than admit that the college was wrong in the targeting of this grocery.