The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . In the order, the trial court found that the term “attorney’s fees” as used in sections 284.30 and 284.31 . . .
. . . . § 284.31. As we stated, under Florida law, the judicial branch is a state agency. . . .
. . . . § 284.31 (emphasis added). . . . Section 284.31, quoted above, merely reiterates the insurance coverage in federal civil rights actions . . . however, the fund is authorized to pay all other court-ordered attorney’s fees as provided under s. 284.31 . . .
. . . Section 284.31, which details the coverage provided to the state’s various departments and agencies under . . . These sections, 284.31 and 284.38, Florida Statutes, specifically abrogate the usual monetary limitations . . . In the case at bar, however, Fla.Stat. §§ 284.31, 111.07 and 111.071 are of central importance because . . . Fla.Stat. § 284.31 similarly provides for a separate insurance account for “federal civil rights actions . . .
. . . Jan. 30, 1981), Judge Stafford stated: Upon careful consideration of Sections 768.28, 284.30, 284.31 . . . Additionally, Section 284.31 states: The Insurance Risk Management Trust Fund shall, unless specifically . . . Fla.Stat. § 284.31 (1979). . . . The legislative histories of Sections 284.30, 284.31, and, especially 284.38, support this construction . . . Finally, it is also noted that the language in Sections 284.30 and 284.31 which permits payment by the . . .
. . . The premium on the policy in suit in the Cincinnati area would have been $284.31 as compared with $219.08 . . .
. . . than 100 miles from Fort Wayne, Indiana, and where the premium on the policy in suit would have been $284.31 . . .