Junior v. Infinity Insurance Company, Case No. 6:18-cv- 1598-ORL- 40-TBS (M.D. Fla.) Dozens of total-loss cases in more than ten states throughout the country, including several cases which successfully settled with full damages provided to claimants, including, for example, a settlement pending approval of over $22 million in Junior v. Infinity Ins. Co., Case No…. Read More
Practice Area: Insurance Disputes
Sos v. State Farm Mutual Insurance Company
Sos v. State Farm Mutual Insurance Company, Case No. 6:17-cv-890-orl-18KRS Sos v. State Farm Mutual Insurance Company, Case No. 6:17-cv-890-orl-18KRS, a putative class action involving an alleged breach of insurance obligation to pay sales tax or tag and title fees owed to State Farm insureds for their total loss leased vehicles;
Venerus v. Avis Budget
Lead counsel in Venerus v. Avis Budget, Case No. 6:13-CV-921-CEM-GJK Lead counsel in Venerus v. Avis Budget, Case No. 6:13-CV-921-CEM-GJK class action concerning breach of contract and FDUTPA claims for the failure to procure rental car insurance to hundreds of thousands of car-renters, in which Mr. Normand and Mr. Phillips successfully overturned a denial of… Read More
Confidential Rental Car Litigation
One thing Normand PLLC strives to achieve is ingenuity and creative thinking to resolve complex and interesting barriers to recovery. An example is a case where a rented vehicle was in a single-car accident and the occupants had purchased liability insurance. The problem, of course, is that liability insurance protects drivers if they cause injury… Read More
Mcgowan Case & Appeal
One way insurance companies have attempted to avoid liability in class-action cases is by forcing a non-judicial procedure called appraisal. Most, if not all, automobile insurance policies include an appraisal provision, which allows either the insurance company or the insured to seek an appraisal in the event there is a dispute over the amount of… Read More