- A Miami lawyer failed to sue all the proper parties in a medical malpractice case within the applicable statute of limitations and as a result, failed to recover the full value of his paraplegic client's claim. Although the lawyer did place several doctors and their professional associations on notice of the potential claim, he inexplicably failed to sue certain medical providers who were liable for the injuries caused to this Broward County man and who did have available malpractice insurance coverage. Suit has recently been filed in this matter.
- A Tampa insurance agent failed to procure the necessary and requested automobile insurance coverage for a insured who was later involved in an automobile accident where the at-fault driver had inadequate coverage. The young man was a Ft. Lauderdale accountant and was hit by a drunk driver on Thanksgiving, causing him to sustain multiple catastrophic injuries to his head, brain face, and arm. The minimal policy limits of the driver were recovered, but the injuries far exceeded that amount. The injured man did not have uninsured/underinsured motorist protection despite the fact that it was requested and despite the fact that the insurance agent should have known that this additional coverage was necessary to adequately protect his client. The case is currently being investigated and will be placed into suit shortly.
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