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SELECTED CASE EXAMPLES Updated 6/21/2010

Case: Dadeland Depot, Inc. vs. St. Paul Fire and Marine Ins. Co.

Case: Title Insurance Class Actions

Case: Larose McLoyd vs. Barbara Dworak and National Indemnity Company of the South

Case: Williams vs. Heritage Operating L.P., as successor in interest to Peoples Gas Company

Case: Westside EKG vs. Foundation Health, Health Options, and Humana Medical Plan

MEDICAL DOCTORS SUE HMOs FOR PAYMENT OF MEDICAL BILLS

Case: Milsap, Fair Housing Center of the Greater Palm Beaches (FHC), Housing Opportunities Project for Excellence, Inc. (HOPE), vs. Cornerstone Residential Management, Inc., et. al.,

LAWSUIT FILED AGAINST THE NATION’s 5th LARGEST HOUSING PROVIDER FOR DISCRIMINATING AGAINST FAMILIES WITH MINOR CHILDREN

Case: Kelso v. Universal Property & Casualty

FRANCES VICTIMS WIN PROPERTY INSURANCE CASE

Case: Travelers Indemnity Co. of Illinois v. Meadows MRI, Inc.

Case: Thomas and Fair Housing Center of the Greater Palm Beaches, Inc., vs. High Point of Delray, Section 1

Case: Chace v. Medical Savings Insurance Company

DENTIST/PATIENT SUES HEALTH INSURANCE COMPANY TO FORCE PAYMENT OF MEDICAL BILLS

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Will my insurance rates increase if I sue my insurance company?

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