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Legal Update, November, 2022
Practice Area(s):
Negligent Security
Attorney(s) :
Weinger, Daniel S.; MenendezAponte, Janine Q
LAW ALERT: Bad Faith Case on Negligent Security Shooting Death – Failure to Tender - Summary Judgment Granted for Insurance Company
Practice Area(s):
Bad Faith | ECO
Attorney(s) :
Santaniello, Daniel J.
Law Alert: Law Alert: Florida Overhauls Property Insurance and Florida Removes Non-Monetary Conditions in a Proposal for Settlement
Practice Area(s):
First Party Property; General Liability
Attorney(s) :
Kaplan, Jonah D.; Weinger, Daniel S.; Jackson, Tabitha G.; Petrillo, Angelise M.; Santaniello, Daniel J.; Martinez, J Marcos; Rosinsky, David L.
Luks, Santaniello Announces New Operating Name and Opens New Stuart Office
Attorney(s) :
Stuart L. Cohen, Maria C. Donnelly
Luks, Santaniello Law Alert: Florida Supreme Court Reinstates Daubert Less than One Year After Adopting Frye
Practice Area(s):
Appeals | Litigation Support
Attorney(s) :
Daniel J. Santaniello, Daniel S. Weinger
Florida Supreme Court Reinstates $8.47MM Verdict on $100K Timely Tender - Rules Insurer Had Duties Beyond Just Timely Tender of Policy Limits.
Practice Area(s):
Appeals | Litigation Support, Bad Faith | ECO
Attorney(s) :
Paleschic, Dale J., Santaniello, Daniel J.
  1. Luks, Santaniello Law Alert: Florida Supreme Court Expands Bad Faith
  2. Alvarez, Reinaldo and Kesner, Kelly. Battling the Opioid Epidemic “At first they were a lifeline. Now they are a noose around my neck.” Trial Advocate Quarterly: Vol. 37, No. 3 (Summer 2018). Article originally published in Trial Advocate Quarterly
  3. Richards, Adam E. (2017, Summer). The Best Indemnity Party Ever. A rarely used and often misused Florida construction statute entitles a party to indemnity for damages caused by that party’s own negligence. Construction Claims, 2(2), 24-25. CLM
  4. Alvarez, Reinaldo and Callejo, Karen. "Adapting As AI Evolves. As artificial intelligence enters the workplace, employers and workers comp insurers must address some difficult questions." Workers Compensation: Vol. 3, No. 2 (Summer 2017).