23 Fla. L. Weekly Supp. 911b
Online Reference: FLWSUPP 2309DORInsurance — Personal injury protection — No abuse of discretion in denying medical provider’s motion for new trial based on arguments that insurance fraud defense permeated trial, insurer was allowed to use witness depositions from another case to which provider was not party, and insurer made improper closing argument where totality of errors and improprieties was not sufficiently pervasive to raise doubts as to overall fairness of proceedings — No error in entering directed verdict in provider’s favor on fraud claim where insurer did not present sufficient evidence that insured knowingly submitted false or misleading statements with intent to injure, defraud or deceive insurer — No abuse of discretion in denying insurer’s motion for attorney’s fees and costs where trial court’s determination that insurer did not have reasonable foundation for its proposal of settlement and did not make offer with intent to settle is not one that no reasonable judge could make