While the focus of this blog site is Property and Casualty matters, a recent Long-term care dispute constitutes an exception worthy of wide circulation, especially for carriers and their legal counsels. The case (See NOTE#1 below) not only featured the rarity of a full jury trial, but also a decision in favor of the insurer, Prudential Insurance Company. It ordered the policyholder defendants to pay both compensatory damages and punitive damages to Prudential totaling well over $1 million. The following is JS contributor Barry Zalma’s rendition of this notable Florida case involving Joint and Several liability. [Read more…] about JURY FOUND PRUDENTIAL A “VICTIM” OF FRAUD!