According to Florida law, there are five elements for a strict product liability action that must be proved by a preponderance of the evidence (1) the item sold is a product (2) it was produced by a manufacturer (3) it was defective or created an unreasonably...
According to Florida law, strict liability claims are based on the essential requirement that the responsible party is in the business of and gains profits from distributing or disposing of the defective product in question through the stream of commerce: Plaintiff...
According to Florida law, warnings should contain wording that directs the reader to the significant dangers arising from failure to use the product in the prescribed manner, such as the risk of serious injury or death: Additionally, “a manufacturer has a duty to warn...
According to Florida law, a petition to determine homestead in probate is typically filed to change record title to the property or release the personal representative from any obligations related to the property: Generally, petitions to determine homestead are...
According to Florida law, the affairs of a corporation, even if substantially owned by a decedent, cannot be administered by the decedent’s executor as assets of the decedent’s estate: The District Court of Appeal held, and we agree, the language of...
