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TLR of Bonita dba Enterprise HR / Enterprise HR II / Broadspire Services / Service America Company
HR Law Cases
JCC Jeffrey Jacobs (Miami) (Greg White) (3-20-2025) – Granted Motion to Enforce Settlement.  The parties settled the case at a state mediation. The agreement was for a $12,500.00 settlement inclusive of attorney’s fees and costs and for a separate attorney’s fee of $8,500.00 for past benefits obtained. Some issues arose about some of the language in the documents and the E/C filed a Motion to Enforce. At the motion hearing, the JCC found the essential terms remained, that the settlement... View More
Joynes v. Oviedo Medical Center / Broadspire
HR Law Cases
JCC Anderson (Orlando) – (Derrick Cox) (3-19-2025) – Granted E/C’s Motion to Enforce Settlement.  The E/C filed a Motion to Enforce Settlement after the claimant, despite previously agreeing to a settlement amount of $24,900.00 at mediation while represented by counsel, refused to sign the necessary documentation due to second thoughts. At a motion hearing, the claimant acknowledged her agreement to the terms of the settlement and the JCC noted that a WC settlement is a binding contract once there is... View More
Karwaski v. CORA Physical Therapy Palm Coast / MEMIC
HR Law Cases
JCC Humphries (Jacksonville)(2-28-25) (W. Rogers Turner, Jr.) – Granted E/C’s Motion to Enforce Settlement.  The claimant’s attorney testified he reached a settlement with the claimant’s authority. The claimant also testified she agreed to settle her claim for $7,500 inclusive of a Miles fee of $1,875 and costs. After the settlement was reached the claimant was simply unhappy with the breakdown, which was insufficient to negate the settlement agreement of the parties.  Click here to view Order View More
Gonzalez v. Jubilant Pharma Holdings, Inc. / Gallagher Bassett
HR Law Cases
JCC Holley (Jacksonville) (Matthew Bennett) (2-28-25) – Granted E/C’s Motion to Enforce Settlement Agreement. The parties entered into a settlement agreement whereby the E/C agreed to waive its lien on the third-party case related to the industrial accident. The claimant failed to sign the settlement documentation. The JCC found the claimant entered into a legally binding settlement agreement. The consideration for the settlement was the waiver of the E/C’s lien on the third-party case entered into by the claimant. Motion... View More