Former Rep. Kimberly Daniels argues that she should be shielded from the lawsuit because of “qualified immunity,” which generally protects government officials from personal liability in cases related to their duties.
December 29, 2020 at 10:21 AM
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Florida House attorneys next week will try to convince an appeals court that a former legislator should be shielded from a lawsuit filed by a onetime aide who alleges she was fired after reporting improper conduct.
Former Rep. Kimberly Daniels, a Jacksonville Democrat who is represented by House attorneys, went to the First District Court of Appeal in April after a Leon County circuit judge refused to dismiss the case filed by Karen Riggien.
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Former Rep. Kimberly Daniels
