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On Insurance Claims Bad Faith Law Blog, I discuss my experience both as a Certified Mediator and as Counsel at Mediations under the Florida Rules of Civil Procedure, especially Rule 1.720(b). (Rule 1.720(b) can be found on the link I have embedded, above, to the Florida Supreme Court's online publication of the Florida Rules of Civil Procedure, at the page numbered "CIV-79," which is page 111 of the linked pdf document.)
In Florida, the parties to a Mediation have the option to stipulate that the Insurance Company representative need not physically attend or have the "full authority" described in the Rule, or in fact to "stipulate otherwise," i.e., to stipulate to anything other than what is provided in paragraphs (1), (2) or (3) of Rule 1.720(b).
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