STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS IN BAD FAITH CASE BEGAN TO RUN NOT AT THE TIME THE INSURER REFUSED TO PROVIDE COVERAGE OR DEFEND, BUT AT THE TIME THE PLAINTIFF’S BAD FAITH CLAIM BECAME COGNIZABLE Butler v. Florida Peninsular Ins. Co., 46 Fla.…

TRIAL COURT ABUSED DISCRETION BY SETTING ASIDE JURY VERDICT IN PLAINTIFF’S FAVOR AND DISMISSING CASE BASED ON PLAINTIFF’S GIVING OF INCONSISTENT TESTIMONY REGARDING PRIOR MEDICAL TREATMENT – DEFENSE COUNSEL COULD HAVE SOUGHT A PRE-TRIAL OR IN TRIAL REMEDY BUT MADE…