Florida Torts

Prepared by experienced Florida practitioners, this substantive and practical guide covers all the vital litigation and non-litigation matters associated with Florida tort law.
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Prepared by experienced Florida practitioners, this substantive and practical guide covers all the vital litigation and non-litigation matters associated with Florida tort law.

The only in-depth, comprehensive treatment of this area, this multi-volume work analyzes case and statutory law, highlights developing trends, and provides numerous forms, including sample complaints, discovery motions, checklists, and settlement agreements, to help the attorney handle all aspects of the case.

Florida Torts also provides analysis on developing trends related to:

•  Negligence
•  Intentional torts
•  Strict liability
•  Vicarious and joint liability
•  Professional malpractice
•  Products liability
•  Liability of public entities and employees
•  Liability of owners and possessors of real property
•  Liability of owners and operators of conveyances and carriers
•  Remedies -- damages, sources of compensation
•  Procedure for bringing tort actions

First published in 1988.

AUTHORS

Freelance Contributor

Janet Capurro Graham, JD

Board of Reviewers

Jonathan L. Alpert

Ralph Artigliere

William A. Bald

Honorable Scott M. Brownell

Roy B. Dalton, Jr.

James B. Denman

Edward S. Eno

Leonard E. Ireland, Jr.

John P. Kelly

Michael S. Olin

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