The Fourth District Court of Appeal decided to reconsider a case after the Florida Supreme Court issued instructions, then backed off. That restores a $1.8 million award in a double murder at a Plantation apartment complex.
September 15, 2016 at 11:00 AM
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The Fourth District Court of Appeal abruptly switched gears by issuing a one-paragraph decision to end a case the court had agreed to reconsider.
The case of ERP v. Sanders is likely headed for the payment of a $1.8 million jury award after Wednesday’s decision issued without an opinion. With costs and post-judgment interest the award has grown to about $2.8 million, according to the winning appellate lawyer, Philip Burlington of Burlington & Rockenbach in West Palm Beach.
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