Volume 15

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FLORIDA MOBILE MRI INC., a Florida Corporation, d/b/a Landau Radiology, LLC, A/A/O NILDA CEDENO, Appellant, vs. UNITED AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY, a Florida corporation, Appellee.

15 Fla. L. Weekly Supp. 580b

Insurance — Personal injury protection — Dismissal — Fraud on court — No abuse of discretion in dismissing PIP case for fraud on court where trial court found that medical provider intended to conceal provider’s lien and deceive insurer and court into believing that insured had executed assignment — Discovery — Failure to comply — Sanctions — No error in denying provider’s motion to strike insurer’s pleadings as sanction for discovery violation and imposing sanction of $500 instead

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ST. GERMAIN CHIROPRACTIC, P.A., as assignee of Timothy Couch, Plaintiff, v. STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant.

15 Fla. L. Weekly Supp. 1031b

Insurance — Personal injury protection — Discovery — Depositions — Failure to comply — Sanctions — Where counsel for medical provider violated multiple court orders by obstructing two attempted depositions of corporate representative, insurer is awarded attorney’s fees and costs of depositions — If counsel for provider fails again to comply with court orders at deposition of representative, court will entertain more severe sanctions, including striking of pleadings and dismissal

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DAIRYLAND INS. CO., Appellant, vs. NADAL MEDICAL CENTER (as assignee of YUSDEY ESTEVEZ), Appellee.

15 Fla. L. Weekly Supp. 787a

Insurance — Personal injury protection — Discovery — Computer database used to reduce bills — Trade secrets — Where insurer resisted discovery of database used to reduce bills based on claim of trade secrets, trial court erred in ordering disclosure without conducting in camera inspection or hearing to evaluate material — Waiver — No merit to argument that insurer waived in camera inspection by failing to request it where trial court deprived insurer of opportunity for inspection by mistakenly holding that earlier order compelling disclosure was law of the case

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BIGLEY & ASSOCIATES, P.A., d/b/a PREMIER ORTHOPEDICS OF ORLANDO as assignee of JUSTIN PIERRE, Plaintiff, vs. PROGRESSIVE EXPRESS INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant.

15 Fla. L. Weekly Supp. 917a

Insurance — Personal injury protection — Discovery — Interrogatories — Objections to interrogatories seeking information regarding amount paid to non-party physician who performed orthopedic consult; whether consulting physician was paid by hour, by number of consults per day or by day; amount consulting physician is paid by medical provider for one day of work; whether cost of doing business was factor in determining consult charge; and factors, documents and sources consulted by provider in determining consult charge are overruled — Admissions — Provider is ordered to respond to request for admission regarding amount charged by different-named entity in year prior to registration of provider’s current fictitious name where different-named entity was same corporation with same tax ID number as provider — Documents — Objections to requests to produce tax forms, pay stubs or other documents showing amounts paid to consulting physician are overruled

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