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NORTH PORT – Attorneys for both sides provided enough information in Stephanie Gibson’s Sunshine Law suit against the city of North Port Friday morning for Circuit Judge Andrea McHugh to provide rulings soon on two of three counts.
But Lisa Chittaro, Gibson’s attorney, plans to amend her suit with respect to Count 2, its pursuit of documents related to the campaign Facebook page of former city commissioner Chris Hanks.
In addition to the information from Hanks’ campaign page – which before Dec. 3, 2019, had been his city commission page and thus curated by the city – Gibson is seeking access to two separate record sources from the city.
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When an owner seeks the appraisal of a property insurance claim, insurers commonly object by demanding that the trial court must first rule on defenses to coverage before allowing appraisal panel to value the total claim submitted by the owner. As a result, Florida courts have been hesitant to compel appraisal of an owner’s property claim, usually valued through a public adjuster estimate, when coverage or scope issues persist and have not been first ruled on by the trial court. Florida’s Second District Court of Appeal just bucked this trend, and concluded that a trial court can order appraisal of the whole claim without considering scope or coverage issues raised by the insurer, and the parties’ appraisers or umpire may determine the total value of the claim. From there, the insurer may still object to any and all inclusions in the appraisal valuation that is not covered by the policy to remove them from any recove
Pulte estate, Cornerstone foundation battle over millions amid allegations of excessive CEO pay, improper transactions
Heirs now trying to undo settlement agreement
Concerns raised about excessive compensation, allegations of self-dealing, lack of transparency
Mark Pulte (right) has staged a legal battle to withdraw some of his late father s pledges to the New Common Schools Foundation over what the estate says are excessive pay and questionable financial moves by Cornerstone Schools co-founder W. Clark Durant (left).
A battle is playing out in a Florida court between the family of a longtime Detroit businessman and a local nonprofit, with millions of dollars in philanthropic commitments at stake.