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Telehealth, Children, And Pediatrics: Should The Doctor Make House Calls Again, Digitally?, Laura C. Hoffman

Nova Law Review

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That Sinking Feeling- A Boat Owner's Liability In The Aftermath Of A Hurricane, James E. Mercante

Nova Law Review

True to the notion that "it's better to know a friend with a boat than to own one," wrecks are all that remain of many pleasure boats which were moored in the path of Hurricane Andrew.

Note: The Personal Liability Of Directors In Florida: Whose Corporation Is It Anyway?*, Riah Ramlogan Seuradge

Nova Law Review

During the 1980's a serious crisis developed in the insurance industry

which threatened to expose corporate directors to personal liability

Torts, Michael L. Richmond

Nova Law Review

Developments in the law of torts this past survey year took a secondary role to the bitter battle for votes to prevent amendment of Florida's Constitution.

The Strict Tort Liability Of Retailers, Wholesalers, And Distributors Of Defective Products, Frank J. Cavico Jr.

Nova Law Review

Strict tort liability is a mechanism the law employs to compensate innocent consumers who have been injured by the use of defective products.

Modification Of The Doctrine Of Joint And Several Liability: Who Bears The Risk?, Stephanie Arma Kraft

Nova Law Review

On November 27, 1971, Aloysia Wood was driving a miniature race car at the Grand Prix Raceway in Walt Disney World when she was injured after another car driven by her fiancé struck hers.

Modification Of The Doctrine Of Joint And Several Liability: Who Bears The Risk?, Stephanie Arma Kraft

Nova Law Review

On November 27, 1971, Aloysia Wood was driving a miniature race car at the Grand Prix Raceway in Walt Disney World when she was injured after another car driven by her fiancé struck hers.

Torts, Paul R. Joseph

Nova Law Review

Throughout the law there are powerful forces which are resistant

to change. The need for continuity and stability, the need to be able to

plan one's actions with some assurance as to the outcome of proposed

courses of conduct, argue for the status quo.

Comparative Analysis: Agents' Personal Liability On Negotiable Instruments, J. Clifton Cox

Nova Law Review

Negotiable instruments receive similar treatment in many developed

nations.

Pinkerton V. United States Revisited: A Defense Of Accomplice Liability, Jon May

Nova Law Review

On May 4, 1982, the Florida Third District Court of Appeal upheld

the robbery and kidnapping conviction of Eugene Martinez even

though Martinez had not actually taken part in a robbery or a kidnapping.

Landlord Liability To Tenants For Crimes Of A Third Party: The Status In Florida, Theresa M. B. Van Vliet

Nova Law Review

In recent decisions,' Florida courts have allowed tenants to recover

damages from landlords resulting from criminal acts of third parties

which occurred on the landlord's premises.

An Attorney's Liability To Third Perties: The Expanding Field Of Malpractice

Nova Law Review

Malpractice suits against attorneys have increased dramatically in the last decade.

The Insurer's Liability For Judgements In Excess Of Policy Limits And The Movement Toward Strict Liability: An Assessment, Donald A. Orlovsky

Nova Law Review

Standard liability insurance policies typically contain a clause vesting in the insurer the right to "make such investigation, negotiation and settlement of any claim or suit as it deems expedient."