The Florida Supreme Court on Thursday ruled settlement offers do not have to mention attorney fees if plaintiffs lawyers never sought them.
October 20, 2016 at 02:00 AM
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Resolving a district court split, the Florida Supreme Court on Thursday ruled settlement offers don’t need to mention attorney fees if plaintiffs lawyers hadn’t sought them.
The opinion quashed a First District Court of Appeal finding that proposed settlements are invalid if they do not state whether the offer included attorney fees.
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