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J. Blake Hunter

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08/19/2026
Article

To Fee Or Not To Fee, That Is The Question (Part III)

05/07/2024
News

As The Pip World Turns: Insurance Carriers Do Not Have To Pay 100% Of The Billed Amounts Under Section 627.736, Florida Statutes

03/06/2024
News

One or More Accidents or Occurrences – That is The Question – Redux

02/19/2024
News

New Appleman Florida Insurance Law (2024 Edition)

03/30/2023
Article

To Fee Or Not To Fee, That Is The Question (Part II)

03/28/2023
Article

Sweeping Changes to “Bad Faith” in Florida

09/26/2022
Article

To Remand or Not to Remand, That Is the Question

09/23/2022
Article

Sexual Assault Is Not A Professional Service

11/24/2021
Article

New Appleman Florida Insurance Law (2022 Edition)

05/03/2021
Article

PERSONAL INJURY PROTECTION COVERAGE: A THING OF THE PAST IN FLORIDA?

04/30/2021
Article

Critical Analysis in the Claims Handling Process – One or Multiple Occurrences?

02/15/2021
News

Butler Presents the IMPACT Award for 2020

01/01/2021
News

Congratulations to our Newest Partners!

12/04/2020
Article

If I Wanted Your Opinion, I’d Give It To You

11/12/2020
Article

The Changing Fact of Additional Insured Coverage

10/20/2020
Article

Can You Get Stuck with Stucco? Coverage Under an EIFS Exclusion for Property Damage Caused by Construction Defects

05/13/2020
Article

It’s A Policy, Not A Payday Loan: The Voluntary Payments Provision Deconstructed

03/12/2020
Article

New Appleman Florida Insurance Law (2020 Edition)

05/29/2019
Article

The Final Word? The Florida Supreme Court Adopts the Daubert Standard for Evidence

04/15/2019
Article

Unsuccessfully Using Requests for Admissions as a Sword for Attorney’s Fees

09/20/2017
Article

Florida Insurance Litigation (2017 Edition)

08/09/2017
Article

To Fee or Not to Fee, That is the Question

09/28/2015
Article

Keep The Faith: Whether The Attorney-Client Privilege Applies In Third-Party Bad Faith Actions

Attorney’s Insights.

08/19/2026
Article

To Fee Or Not To Fee, That Is The Question (Part III)

05/07/2024
News

As The Pip World Turns: Insurance Carriers Do Not Have To Pay 100% Of The Billed Amounts Under Section 627.736, Florida Statutes

03/06/2024
News

One or More Accidents or Occurrences – That is The Question – Redux

02/19/2024
News

New Appleman Florida Insurance Law (2024 Edition)

03/30/2023
Article

To Fee Or Not To Fee, That Is The Question (Part II)

03/28/2023
Article

Sweeping Changes to “Bad Faith” in Florida

09/26/2022
Article

To Remand or Not to Remand, That Is the Question

09/23/2022
Article

Sexual Assault Is Not A Professional Service

11/24/2021
Article

New Appleman Florida Insurance Law (2022 Edition)

05/03/2021
Article

PERSONAL INJURY PROTECTION COVERAGE: A THING OF THE PAST IN FLORIDA?

04/30/2021
Article

Critical Analysis in the Claims Handling Process – One or Multiple Occurrences?

02/15/2021
News

Butler Presents the IMPACT Award for 2020

01/01/2021
News

Congratulations to our Newest Partners!

12/04/2020
Article

If I Wanted Your Opinion, I’d Give It To You

11/12/2020
Article

The Changing Fact of Additional Insured Coverage

10/20/2020
Article

Can You Get Stuck with Stucco? Coverage Under an EIFS Exclusion for Property Damage Caused by Construction Defects

05/13/2020
Article

It’s A Policy, Not A Payday Loan: The Voluntary Payments Provision Deconstructed

03/12/2020
Article

New Appleman Florida Insurance Law (2020 Edition)

05/29/2019
Article

The Final Word? The Florida Supreme Court Adopts the Daubert Standard for Evidence

04/15/2019
Article

Unsuccessfully Using Requests for Admissions as a Sword for Attorney’s Fees

09/20/2017
Article

Florida Insurance Litigation (2017 Edition)

08/09/2017
Article

To Fee or Not to Fee, That is the Question

09/28/2015
Article

Keep The Faith: Whether The Attorney-Client Privilege Applies In Third-Party Bad Faith Actions

08/19/2026
Article

To Fee Or Not To Fee, That Is The Question (Part III)

05/07/2024
News

As The Pip World Turns: Insurance Carriers Do Not Have To Pay 100% Of The Billed Amounts Under Section 627.736, Florida Statutes

03/06/2024
News

One or More Accidents or Occurrences – That is The Question – Redux

02/19/2024
News

New Appleman Florida Insurance Law (2024 Edition)

03/30/2023
Article

To Fee Or Not To Fee, That Is The Question (Part II)

03/28/2023
Article

Sweeping Changes to “Bad Faith” in Florida

09/26/2022
Article

To Remand or Not to Remand, That Is the Question

09/23/2022
Article

Sexual Assault Is Not A Professional Service

11/24/2021
Article

New Appleman Florida Insurance Law (2022 Edition)

05/03/2021
Article

PERSONAL INJURY PROTECTION COVERAGE: A THING OF THE PAST IN FLORIDA?

04/30/2021
Article

Critical Analysis in the Claims Handling Process – One or Multiple Occurrences?

02/15/2021
News

Butler Presents the IMPACT Award for 2020

01/01/2021
News

Congratulations to our Newest Partners!

12/04/2020
Article

If I Wanted Your Opinion, I’d Give It To You

11/12/2020
Article

The Changing Fact of Additional Insured Coverage

10/20/2020
Article

Can You Get Stuck with Stucco? Coverage Under an EIFS Exclusion for Property Damage Caused by Construction Defects

05/13/2020
Article

It’s A Policy, Not A Payday Loan: The Voluntary Payments Provision Deconstructed

03/12/2020
Article

New Appleman Florida Insurance Law (2020 Edition)

05/29/2019
Article

The Final Word? The Florida Supreme Court Adopts the Daubert Standard for Evidence

04/15/2019
Article

Unsuccessfully Using Requests for Admissions as a Sword for Attorney’s Fees

09/20/2017
Article

Florida Insurance Litigation (2017 Edition)

08/09/2017
Article

To Fee or Not to Fee, That is the Question

09/28/2015
Article

Keep The Faith: Whether The Attorney-Client Privilege Applies In Third-Party Bad Faith Actions

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Furman University, Bachelor of Arts in History
Florida State University College of Law, Doctor of Jurisprudence

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Florida