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Shapiro | Delgado | Hofmann

308 Cocoanut Ave Sarasota, FL 34236 United States (941) 954-4000 lawyers@getmejustice.com https://getmejustice.com/sarasota-personal-injury-lawyer/

The Sarasota personal injury lawyers of Shapiro | Delgado: Get Me Justice is an award-winning firm with offices in Sarasota, Palmetto, Bradenton and St. Petersburg. Our accident injury law practice deals in the areas of personal injury law, which includes brain, neck, spinal cord, back, shoulder and neck injuries as well as wrongful death. We offer you over 100 years of legal experience in automobile accidents, motorcycle accidents and truck accidents. We also focus on injuries due to falls, defective products and all other personal injury lawyer services. Our Sarasota accident attorneys are waiting to talk to you. Other areas include: injury lawyers - accident lawyers - personal injury - negligence

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Traumatic Brain Injuries Lawyer Sarasota

Spine & brain injuries can be serious enough to cause the permanent loss of bodily functions and paralysis, leaving you bed ridden or physically handicapped for the rest of your life. The expense of life care and loss of income due the injury can be astronomical.

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PERSONAL INJURY LAWYER SARASOTA

Personal injury law is designed to protect you if you or a loved one is injured or harmed because of someone else’s act or failure to act. In a successful personal injury action, the person or entity that caused the injury or harm compensates the one who suffered the losses. At Spinner Law Firm – Sarasota Injury Attorneys, we handle a wide range of personal injury cases, including:

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The Top 5 Nicest Neighborhoods In Sarasota, Florida

When you move to a new place, there are always a ton of things you have to consider. The weather, the culture, and most importantly, the neighbors. Whether you want to live in an area with some old family friends or want to be tied in with the closest group of people that are like you and your style, here's a list of the five nicest neighborhoods in Sarasota, Florida.

Arlington Park

Arlington Park is a well-established neighborhood that is home to many families and retirees. The area is located in northern Sarasota County, just south of State Road 72. The community features an elementary school, park, and swimming pool.

Arlington Park is close to shopping and restaurants, as well as the beautiful beaches of Siesta Key. Residents often travel here for weekend getaways or vacations during the winter months when it's too cold to spend time around Lakewood Ranch.

The average home value in Arlington Park is $295,000. This price point makes this neighborhood one of the most affordable in Sarasota County.

Sarasota Downtown

Downtown Sarasota is the main hub for dining, entertainment, and shopping in the city. Downtown is also home to many of the city's oldest buildings, including the 1905 Sarasota Opera House, which has been restored and renovated into a vibrant venue for concerts, performances, and more.

The area has several parks, including John Ringling Park on Siesta Key and Lido Beach on Lido Key. The park has a boardwalk that leads to a beachfront promenade with shops and restaurants.

Sarasota's downtown area is filled with historic buildings, including the Asolo Repertory Theatre, which hosts live performances all year long. The city also hosts an annual outdoor art festival called Art Walk Sarasota.

Northwest

This neighborhood is located near downtown Sarasota, which means that it's close to shops, restaurants, and other entertainment options. It also has access to many public parks so residents can easily enjoy nature without leaving their neighborhood. There are several subdivisions within this area including Brookridge, Brookhurst Park, Laurel Oak Park, and more. Each subdivision has its own unique characteristics but they all have one thing in common: they're close enough to downtown that living here doesn't mean sacrificing convenience!

Harbor Acres

Harbor Acres is a neighborhood in Sarasota, Florida. The most common type of home in this community is a single-family home, and the majority are traditional style, ranch style, and contemporary style single-family homes. Homes in Harbor Acres are 1,100 square feet on average and typically have four bedrooms and two bathrooms. Homes in this neighborhood typically sit on quarter-acre lots. The most common type of parking in the community is the garage.

Harbor Acres real estate is primarily made up of medium sized (three or four-bedroom) to large (four, five, or more-bedroom) single-family homes and townhomes/condos. Most of the residential real estate is owner-occupied. Many of the residences in the Harbor Acres neighborhood are established but not old, having been built between 1970 and 1999. A number of residences were also built between 2000 and 2009.

Oyster Bay

Sarasota's oldest neighborhood, Oyster Bay is located in downtown Sarasota. This historic district has been designated a National Historic District and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The neighborhood is known for its beautiful tree-lined streets and its many architecturally significant homes.

Oyster Bay boasts some of the most important historical homes in Sarasota and has become a popular spot for filming movies and television shows, including the recent production of "Flamingo Road."

Takeaway: Hopefully, this article has helped you get a better feel for where the nicest neighborhoods in Sarasota are. Because no one really wants to admit that they're living in an unsafe neighborhood—lord knows I've always been hesitant to do so—certain areas of the city can be overlooked by people looking for a new home. However, if you're able to look past the superficial elements, and see the beauty that so many people overlook, then maybe you'll find a new home in on of these top five neighborhoods.

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okay listen-

❌ no one from michigan boo

✅ant problem has been worse this year 

✅sweet kenney k counts for me

✅the sheer amount of house meetings…

✅every comp is ai themed

✅tbf someone could still come out but seems unlikely

⚠️ANGELA PIERZINA BRUNER BAINS COMP BEAST ERA INCOMING

⚠️for the love of god can we get a confirmation of whether leah or angela said a real slur or whether they just cussed 😭

✅quinn absolutely counts

⚠️some of they have been a little eh but there’s been genuine thought put into them so far

✅the ai arena makes this kinda weird bc they HAVE to cheer altho they were absolutely uproarious over matt losing lmao

❌no alyssa from sarasota, florida

⚠️the girls keep saying they want to start something but i feel like they’re still being vague.

❌i mean if [redacted] has a sexuality awakening in the house this could change but so far we got kimo (gay) and leah (pan) and what heteroflexible quinn and that’s it? lmao

❌can’t believe we got a cop and not a lawyer. i mean i can but i’m mad.

✅I SADLY EVOTE TONIGHT OMG THANKS TUCKER

there’s two separate ways i could get bingo here and i may already have it. if sweet kenney k had self evicted like he kept threatening, i COULD have had that one and i’m so mad. anyways i need leah & angela to just have potty mouths and for these girls to LOCK IN.

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The third day of trial in a Manatee County murder case that’s gained national attention as the "Black Swan murder" commenced Thursday.

Former ballerina Ashley Benefield is accused of shooting and killing her husband on Sept. 27, 2020, following an argument.

Family members from both sides, including the victim’s brother and older daughter who testified Monday, were once again in court.

The morning started with the judge reprimanding the victim’s daughter, Eva Benefield, about actions that could have been interpreted as a violation of the subpoena over social media presence and a conversation with a member of the media. After getting context and clarification, the judge admonished Eva Benefield and denied a motion by the defense to strike her out as a rebuttal witness. 

The judge also dispensed a matter concerning a member of the jury being witnessed in a nearby restaurant overhearing television commentary about the case. However, it was learned that the juror had immediately asked for the TV to be turned off and was obliged by the restaurant staff.

Among the testimonies that the six-person jury would hear today includes from a Manatee County investigator with the technical services unit who specialized in forensics access and analysis of related data in a case. This would include accessing the phones and computers of the deceased victim and the defendant.

The courtroom also saw various text message conversations between the couple during around a three-day period before the shooting happened.

A medical examiner and a ballistics expert are also expected to take the stand Thursday.

According to court records, a custody battle is at the center of this case. On Tuesday, Douglass Benefield’s lawyer described the contentious situation surrounding the birth of the child and visitation leading up to the day of the murder which happened at Ashley Benefield’s mother’s home in Lakewood Ranch. 

Sarasota lawyer Stephanie Murphy said her client was preparing for a Sept. 30 divorce hearing separate from the ongoing custody hearings before Ashley shot him. Alicia Byers, the defendant’s mother who had last seen Doug arriving at her home with a U-Haul truck as she was leaving with the couple’s child to the park, was also among the testimonies the court heard including from a psychologist, a social worker and more sheriff’s office detectives.

The prosecution is also expected to rest its case before lawyers for Ashley Benefield can begin to mount their client’s defense.

Benefield is facing 25 years to life in prison and has maintained that her estranged husband who she said had been abusive and was trying to get away from was aggressive that day when she shot and killed him. In opening statements, her lawyers declared that she was justified in her own self-defense and had previously tried to use Florida’s "Stand Your Ground Law" in a bid for immunity from prosecution but that motion was denied by the judge.

It’s not clear yet if or when Ashley Benefield will take the stand to defend herself. The trial is expected to last about three weeks.

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Understanding Bad Faith Insurance Practices in Florida, New Jersey, and New York

What is Bad Faith Insurance?

Bad faith insurance practices involve an insurer's intentional refusal to honor its contractual obligations to the policyholder. This occurs when an insurance company fails to act in good faith and fair dealing, which it is legally required to do. Bad faith can be both first-party (directly against the policyholder) and third-party (against a party making a claim against the policyholder).

How Does Bad Faith Occur?

Bad faith can occur through various deliberate actions by the insurer, including:

Misrepresentation of Policy Terms: Insurers may intentionally misrepresent the terms of the policy to deny coverage.

Improper Investigation: Conducting a biased or incomplete investigation to justify denying a claim.

Unreasonable Denial or Delay: Denying or delaying payment without a reasonable basis.

Lowball Offers: Offering settlements far below the claim's actual value.

Florida Law

Under Florida Statutes §624.155, an insurer can be held liable for bad faith if it fails to settle claims when it could and should have done so, had it acted fairly and honestly toward its insured and with due regard for their interests.

New Jersey Law

In New Jersey, the "fairly debatable" standard applies, meaning the insurer must demonstrate a reasonable basis for denying a claim. The case of Pickett v. Lloyd’s, 131 N.J. 457 (1993), is a pivotal ruling that requires insurers to justify their actions reasonably.

New York Law

In New York, proving bad faith requires showing that the insurer engaged in egregious conduct or a pattern of unfair practices, as established in Pavia v. State Farm Mutual Auto. Ins. Co., 82 N.Y.2d 445 (1993). This case demonstrates the high burden of proof required to establish bad faith.

What to Do If You Suspect Bad Faith

If you believe your insurance company is acting in bad faith, take the following steps:

Understand Your Policy: Review your insurance policy to understand your coverage and rights.

Document Everything: Keep detailed records of all communications with your insurer, including emails, letters, and phone calls.

File a Complaint: You can file a complaint with your state's insurance regulatory agency. In Florida, this is the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation; in New Jersey, it's the New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance; and in New York, it's the New York State Department of Financial Services.

Seek Legal Advice: Consult with an experienced attorney who specializes in insurance bad faith claims. They can help you understand your rights and take appropriate legal action.

State-Specific Tips

Handling bad faith insurance claims varies significantly depending on the state.

Each jurisdiction has its own laws, procedures, and standards that affect how these cases are approached. Below, we provide specific tips for Florida, New Jersey, and New York to help you effectively address bad faith practices in your state. These tailored insights will help you take appropriate action and protect your rights based on your location.

Florida Tip

In Florida, policyholders have the right to file a Civil Remedy Notice (CRN) with the Department of Financial Services. This notice gives the insurer 60 days to resolve the issue before a lawsuit can be filed (Fla. Stat. §624.155).

New Jersey Tip

In New Jersey, keeping meticulous records of all interactions with the insurer is crucial for building a strong case under the "fairly debatable" standard. Refer to the case Pickett v. Lloyd’s, 131 N.J. 457 (1993), for guidance on how courts assess these claims.

New York Tip

In New York, due to the high burden of proof required to establish bad faith, it is essential to gather substantial evidence of the insurer's egregious conduct or pattern of unfair practices. Refer to Pavia v. State Farm Mutual Auto. Ins. Co., 82 N.Y.2d 445 (1993) for more details on the legal standards applied in these cases.

Continue reading our Bad Faith article by clicking here.

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Saturday, September 21, 2024

Uniclues by Gary Jugert:

1 How your lawyer pays for his Jaguar.

2 Spiders who spend a lotta time worrying about cross dressers and hurricanes.

3 Jokes. Or lunch.

4 Why what happens at Motel 6 stays at Motel 6.

5 Times when killers must follow the "fish are friends, not food" rule.

6 Those giddy years in an office when I thought having a job would work out.

7 Clown connoisseur.

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1 SLOW RETRIAL

2 SARASOTA MITES (~)

3 HAM IT UP RIBS

4 MAID HAS A HEART

5 ORCA MARTIAL LAW

6 CUBICLE STAY (~)

7 NEMO AFICIONADO (~)

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Is on trial now in the opening statements were red and it's begun and he will go after Sherry and it's illegal it's witness tampering and more and he is going to be arrested for it and they said it and the judge is going to press charges at a certain point for his threats against his family these people are going to go down in history as some of the only people who ever face criminal charges for crimes of committing against humanity and it happens sometimes mostly because they're doing it and then they're useless people and they don't come up with any information about us and they think it's a job anyways and they end up going the other way people are doing that like and Stalin Lennon and it just sold rancid and so horrible that they had to stop them Hitler too those people are still around but they're horrible this morning and we learned some things too this group of people here are aggressive with our son to the point where they're useless and we're going to take care of them one by one in adventures and just get rid of them I hear them all saying this dumb s*** that this guy taught them including stand I want them out and out now and I do see that it happens and it happens pretty soon and we're going to take care of them I'm going to pile of s*** and Lily has an idea to get the car here to put them on the street to be some sort of bum that sleeps in the car so that's a good deal and he says no it's not and she's gross and doesn't know about health and other stuff and it's a very simple person and it's making a mistake and she's going to try and fail and it all will fail and we're going to make sure and she's going to try and get the car because the rest of them are stupid and driving to New York City and it looks like she does she knows why it's to stop Trump and she probably stop being an ass about his house and see what Jason is he's a huge ass it's just starting to get that and voila and she'll figure it out but this is how it is people get these horrible ideas and they're just really soft he's not a bum or a popper or a wimp or nobody and boy is it require a lot of work and really people aren't doing it so he called the first lawyer and that guy is pushed out by Trump and he's going to keep trying and that guy is big so he's got one lawyer but this like 800 lawyers and put the Gorda and it's not enough people here for that so we figured out something too you think you can't tell when people are and you found out he can are you going to start you all a bunch of AirHeads are going to try and be the people you can't I mean this is so stupid what you're doing he told you how simple it was but you know you're all pushing to blow the Earth up so you're going to pork yourself but I know is we're going to pick you up and we need your stuff what a profitable morning that court case for his investments record that he's trying to get a lawyer is important for his future and we know it too he is trying to get a lawyer in Sarasota and it's a long time ago but he tried and it's recorded and he's trying to get his stuff and he's called the bank too several times and we have record of it okay and he's going to try other lawyers and your turn around and see when people will see why in court there's no limit on this investments but still the bank accounts from there too now you guys are going to say they can confiscate it but it's not true you have to have a death certificate and you won't have one but it won't happen steal the cash and see he's gone and kidnapping and really we seen it a lot and we're going to get you we got to get a lot of you today

Trump is going down his people in New York and being cut down and finding tons of money and tons of stuff and if I get elsewhere it's about half of what he had hidden the other half is in Nova Scotia the location and there's a couple more in New Zealand and Australia and other places UK and get it down to 10 or 20% though so they're going to go after him

Thor Freya

Olympus

And the ships are just sitting out there and people can pill for them pilfer and still stuff from them we saw people out there once and it's true

Thor Freya

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The Petito-Laundrie Civil Suit

By Elizabeth Wolnik, George Mason University Class of 2024

April 5, 2024

The infamous case of Gabby Petito and Brian Laundrie has evolved to include their parents. Gabby was a 22-year-old travel blogger who was killed by Brian while they were on a cross-country road trip [1]. In March 2022, Gabby’s parents Nichole Schmidt and Joseph Petito, filed a lawsuit against Brian’s parents, Christopher and Roberta Laundrie as well as their lawyer Steven Bertolino, for intentional infliction of emotional distress. The Laundries were alleged to have refused to return calls and texts to Gabby’s family during the investigation, which led to the Petitos releasing a public statement begging them to cooperate with the investigation [6]. The Petito family claimed that the Laundries were aware of Gabby’s murder soon after her death in August 2021, and willfully chose to do nothing to help the investigation other than issue a statement through Bertolino saying, “It is our hope that the search for Miss Petito is successful, and that Miss Petito is reunited with her family” [1]. The Laundries have argued in court filings that they had no duty to respond to the Petito family [7].

In July 2021, Gabby and Brian left for what was intended to be a four-month cross-country trip where they would visit national parks. They planned to sleep in their van and document their travels to post online [2]. In early August 2021, a 911 call was placed by someone who was reported to have seen a confrontation between Gabby and Brian. Police in Moab, Utah pulled the couple’s van over and police bodycam shows Gabby upset and crying. Police reports indicate that Gabby hit Brian, but no arrests were made. However, this contradicted what the 911 caller saw. They state that they saw Brian hit Gabby while they were driving. The couple was separated for the night with Brian checking into a hotel and Gabby staying in the van [2].

In late August 2021, the couple’s van was spotted at Grand Teton National Park and Gabby posted her last picture to Instagram [2]. According to a search warrant, on August 27 Nichole Schmidt said that she received a strange text from Gabby. It read: “Can you help Stan, I just keep getting his voicemails and missed calls.” Stan is Gabby’s grandfather, but she never referred to him by his first name. Nichole said this was out of character for Gabby and confusing [2].

On September 1, 2021, Brian returned home to Florida alone and by September 11, Gabby was reported missing by her family [2]. On September 13, Brian’s parents reported that he left the family home for a hike in the Carlton Reserve in Sarasota County, Florida, but that he hadn’t returned. They also released a statement through their lawyer saying that they intend to remain in the background while the search for Gabby continues. The Petito family also released a statement accusing Brian of refusing to tell them when he last saw Gabby. By mid-September, Brian was named a person of interest for failing to cooperate with the investigation [2].

On September 19, 2021, remains were found near Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming that were later identified to be Gabby Petito’s remains [2]. Soon after this discovery, the FBI raided Brian’s home. They seized his car and a hard drive that they say, “may contain evidence that a felony has been committed.” An arrest warrant was then issued for Brian, who was charged with unauthorized use of a debit card to make unauthorized withdrawals worth more than $1,000 during the time Gabby was missing [2].

On October 6, 2021, it was confirmed that Brian flew home to Florida on August 17 and returned to Utah on August 23, four days before Gabby was last seen [2]. Brian reportedly flew home to get some supplies and to close a storage unit. On October 20, human remains were found at the site where authorities were searching for Brian. Later identified as Brian, authorities announced that he died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. In the FBI’s final report on the investigation into Gabby’s death, they reported that Brian claimed responsibility for Gabby’s death in a notebook that was found near his remains. The notebook was found alongside a backpack and a revolver. FBI confirmed that Brian had been “attempting to deceive law enforcement by giving the impression that Ms. Petito was still alive by continuing a text chain between their two phones after she is believed to have died.” [2].

At this point, lawsuits are in full swing. In March 2022, the Petito family sued the Laundrie family claiming that Brian told his parents that he killed Gabby and that they concealed Brian’s confession to committing the murder [2]. The Laundries filed to dismiss the lawsuit, calling it “baseless and frivolous”, but the lawsuit moved forward. In August 2022, the Petito family also filed a $50 million wrongful death suit against Utah police. The lawsuit named the Moab Police Department, three of its officers, and 10 other unnamed defendants and accused them of “negligent failure” in their investigation into the alleged assault between Gabby and Brian, weeks before Gabby’s murder. In a report, the Moab police officers indicate that they made “unintentional mistakes” on the day of the incident, and in November 2022, the Petito family was awarded $3 million dollars in the wrongful death suit. The Petito’s lawyer announced that whatever money was received will go to the Gabby Petito Foundation, which is dedicated to locating missing people and curbing domestic violence [2].

Depositions in the civil suit filed by the Petitos against the Laundries have recently been released, which shows a more complete timeline in the aftermath of Gabby’s disappearance [4]. On August 29, 2021, Brian told his parents that Gabby was “gone” and to “call a lawyer” in what is described as a frantic phone call that took place three weeks before Gabby’s remains were found. On September 2, 2021, Brian’s parents sent Stephen Bertolino a retainer and Bertolino entered into a fee agreement with a criminal defense firm in Wyoming [3]. The same day Brian “frantically” called his parents, documents also allege that Brian was using Gabby’s phone pretending to be her in text messages to her family [4]. When asked what Roberta Laundrie understood what Gabby being “gone” meant in her deposition, she stated, “I wasn’t sure. I don’t even remember what I thought. (Brian) was very upset. He didn’t sound like himself. I knew something was wrong.” The attorney for the Petito family then asked Roberta on why Brian saying “(Gabby’s) gone. Call a lawyer.” didn’t raise any alarm bells. Roberta responded with, “A lot of things ran through my head. Possibly they got into a fight, and you know, maybe she’s going to press charges against him or something? I don’t know.” In her deposition Roberta Laundrie also denied blocking Nichole Schmidt on social media but admitted to ignoring her texts at the advice of Bertolino [4].

After going back and forth on whether to include an incriminating letter from Roberta Laundrie to Brian in the civil suit, a judge in the 12th Judicial Circuit Court determined that it could be relevant to the case and that the plaintiff’s lawyers should at least get a copy [7]. The letter was found near Brian’s remains and said “burn after reading” on the envelope. It contained “references to bringing a shovel to help bury a body, and baking a cake with a shiv in it should Brian Laundrie go to prison” [6]. Roberta Laundrie has continued to state that she wrote the letter before Brian left for his trip with Gabby. She said, “It was a poor choice of words. When I read this later, I was like ‘This sounds awful’. It was a jokey, stupid letter that I dashed off before he left with lots of bad jokes and poor humor…I never imagined any of this.” Roberta also states that her and Brian’s relationship was strained before he left on the trip, so she wrote the letter to remind her son that she would always love him [6].

The Petito and Laundrie family have decided to settle the civil suit between them to avoid going to trial [1]. The details of the settlement were not disclosed, but it reportedly came “after a long day of mediation.” The Petito family said that “All parties reluctantly agreed in order to avoid further legal expenses and prolonged personal conflict” [5].

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[1] https://abcnews.go.com/US/parents-gabby-petito-brian-laundrie-reach-settlement-emotional/story?id=107434194

[2] https://www.cbsnews.com/news/gabby-petito-brian-laundrie-case-story-deaths/

[3] https://www.cnn.com/2023/12/04/us/gabby-petito-gone-brian-laundrie-parents-lawsuit/index.html

[4] https://www.mysuncoast.com/2024/02/13/court-documents-roberta-laundrie-insists-she-didnt-know-gabby-petito-was-dead/

[5] https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/settlement-reached-gabby-petito-laundrie-families-rcna139905#:~:text=The%20parents%20of%20slain%20New,distress%20case%20were%20not%20disclosed.

[6] https://abc7chicago.com/what-happened-to-gabby-petito-brian-laundrie-parents-phone-calls/14452286/#:~:text=But%20Laundrie%20returned%20to%20his,claimed%20responsibility%20for%20Petito's%20death.

[7] https://www.cnn.com/2023/05/24/us/gabby-petito-parents-lawsuit-letter-brian-laundrie

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