The Florida Supreme Court clarifies a rule for collecting legal fees in a case that hinged on an address change delay at the Broward clerk's office.
May 29, 2014 at 03:00 PM
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In a 5-2 split Thursday, the Florida Supreme Court cleared up a complicated attorney fee dispute involving a delayed address change by the Broward clerk’s office.
The disagreement between Advanced Chiropractic and Rehabilitation Center Corp. and United Automobile Insurance Co. was over legal fees for the clinic’s attorney in a personal injury protection case.
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