Class-action Suit Filed in Florida against Insurance Deadline

May 2, 2008

  • May 2, 2008 at 5:34 am
    Someone who can read says:
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    1. As the plaintiff counsel did not issue a summons, where and in front of whom did they argue the case?
    2. The state legislature sets the statute of limitations and set the limitations on insolvent carriers. Why didn’t you interview the chairman of the insurance committee in the state legislature?
    3. The compliant lists issues with the Department of Financial Services but does not name in the complaint as a defendant the DFS. Didn’t you read the complaint?
    Basically your whole article, except for the short statement by Ms. Lovern, is a plaintiff counsel press release. If plaintiff counsel actually had a case, he would have issued a summons and had it served. Plaintiff counsel’s attachment to the complaint only has one of the two pages his client’s were sent, ask him to provide the second page. Last but not least, he complains in the filings that his clients have been damaged as the deadline to file suit is June 1, 2008. I can’t figure out how they are damamged as my calendar seems to show they have 20 working days still to file.

  • May 3, 2008 at 10:29 am
    wudchuck says:
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    this is why we find so many err’s in the IJ….they are never complete and then you find an associated article and even that one is incomplete…these journals are supposed to be like an information highway but it should be complete articles and researched properly…like a newspaper…

    you even stated that these folks have had another 20 days to still file…so what is the holdup? writing it? even that is simple now days because of computers, you can say it and it will write it. after that, you can fax it or even email it with a follow-on copy via the mail. why do we make things so complicated.



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