Welcome to the debut of the Florida Appellate Review with PBCJA Board Members Andrew Harris, Jen Dinetz, and Jeff Adelman. The Appellate Review will regularly provide updates on cases relevant to your civil practices, with an emphasis on personal-injury and tort-related cases.
In this week’s episode, Andrew, Jen and Jeff discuss: whether the untimely disclosure of surveillance video warrants a new trial, whether two mentions that the plaintiff had insurance requires a new trial, the implications of a trial judge’s Daubert ruling excluding an expert opinion on causation, and an insurance bad-faith case. Andrew, Jen, & Jeff also provide some practical advice to avoid some of the mistakes seen in these cases.
You can as always, listen to all episodes on your favorite podcast platform including Apple, Google, Spotify and iHeartRadio. Please subscribe and share! If you have a case you would like reviewed involving Plaintiff personal injury matters, contact host Andrew Harris at andrew@harrisappeals.com . You can also watch the video podcast at https://youtu.be/SgJmjtpfPEE .
In this week’s episode, Andrew, Jen and Jeff discuss: whether the untimely disclosure of surveillance video warrants a new trial, whether two mentions that the plaintiff had insurance requires a new trial, the implications of a trial judge’s Daubert ruling excluding an expert opinion on causation, and an insurance bad-faith case. Andrew, Jen, & Jeff also provide some practical advice to avoid some of the mistakes seen in these cases.
You can as always, listen to all episodes on your favorite podcast platform including Apple, Google, Spotify and iHeartRadio. Please subscribe and share! If you have a case you would like reviewed involving Plaintiff personal injury matters, contact host Andrew Harris at andrew@harrisappeals.com . You can also watch the video podcast at https://youtu.be/SgJmjtpfPEE .
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