Florida/Georgia Personal Injury & Workers Compensation

...Zollo, the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM), the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), the Federal Register, and the Hospital Research Bureau set the minimum COF value for passenger walkways at 0.50. See id. Dr. Zollo further reported that, pursuant to § 11.12.1.2 of ASTM F1166-07 (entitled “Standard Practice for Human Engineering Design for Marine Systems, Equipment and Facilities”), walkways on ships “shall have a non-skid surface sufficient to provide a [COF] of 0.6 or higher measured when the surface is wet.” Id. Based on his investigation and the COF testing, Dr. Zollo rendered a number of opinions. First, at the time the deck was tested, it did not meet the minimum COF standard for passenger walkways under § 11.12.1.2 of ASTM F1166-07. Second, based on other reported slip and fall incidents that occurred aboard the Norwegian Sky, NCL knew or should have known that the condition of the deck in question posed an unreasonable risk to passengers when it was wet....

...5 Page: 10 of 25 it specifies that “[w]alkways, passageways, decks and all other walking surfaces shall have a nonskid surface sufficient to provide a coefficient of friction (COF) of 0.6 or higher measured when the surface is wet.” Id. at § 11.12.1.2. On its face, § 11.12.1.2 applies to the pool deck of the Norwegian Sky....

...and tables), as described in § 1.2. As a result, in such commonly traversed areas the COF standard set forth in § 10  Case: 13-15858 Date Filed: 08/04/2015 Page: 11 of 25 11.12.1.2 may apply....

...A deck constructed of a single material (here, teakwood) cannot be designed to meet two different COF standards—one for passengers and one for crew members—at the same time. The fact that Ms. Sorrels was a passenger, rather than a crew member, did not necessarily make § 11.12.1.2 inapplicable....

including the salaries of his jailers. See Ala.Code § 11-12-15(a)(2) (1975). The counties have no control

...ntly treated by Celotex and the Jasper consolidated group as occurring on the day after the Effective Date, when Celotex is no longer a member of the Jasper consolidated group, pursuant to Treas.Reg. § 1.1502-76(b)(1)(ii)(B). 10. Miscellaneous 241. Section 11.12 of the Plan provides as follows: "It shall be a condition precedent to the determination, allowance or payment of any Allowed Asbestos Claim, irrespective of the manner of resolution thereof, that any insurer or indemnitor from whom cov...

results to the grand jury. Ala. Code § 11-12-22. In contrast, Alabama law allocates

...n pursuance of the terms of this Subcontract or have itinerant personnel" at the plaintiffs facilities ( id. at § 14.7). It also provided the defendant's representatives with office space and facilities when they were in Florida (Doc. 4-5, Art. 11, § 11.12; see also Guenthardt Aff., ¶ 13)....

...And, with regard to this Subcontract, the defendant bargained for significant oversight of the manufacturing process in Florida, including a provision that required the plaintiff to provide it office space and related facilities in Florida (Doc. 4-5, Art. 11, § 11.12)....

...ld be whether the intent of the original parties and their purpose in restricting the land have been frustrated by a change in conditions, not who owns the parcel sought to be relieved of the restrictions at the time the action for removal is filed. § 11.12, Florida Real Property Practice III, The Florida Bar, C.L.E....

...permitted to bring suit against one another directly for breach of its provisions, and further, the Members owed Ferk Family a statutory duty under section 608.4225(1), as alleged by Ferk Family in its count for breach of the duty of loyalty and due care. Section 11.12 of the Agreement provides: Additional Remedies....

under article III, section 11(12). As set forth above, article III, section 11(12) prohibits a special

...ld be whether the intent of the original parties and their purpose in restricting the land have been frustrated by a change in conditions, not who owns the parcel sought to be relieved of the restrictions at the time the action for removal is filed. § 11.12, Florida Real Property Practice III, The Florida Bar, C.L.E....

business expenses incurred by the sheriff, id. at § 11-12-14. The Alabama board of corrections reports to

Code § 11-12-5 (1975) (requiring claims to be itemized, registered and filed); Ala.Code § 11-12-6 (1975)

Public Lands § 100, page 111; 4 Fla.Jur. Boundaries § 11-12, pages 580-581; Kelsey v. Lake Childs Co., 1927

Ringel, Searches & Seizures Arrests & Confessions § 11:12 (Westlaw database updated March 2014). On the issue

the date of class certification. (Doc. No. 233, § 11(12), (36)). The class does not include any person

reasonable time. See Joyce Palomar, Title Insurance Law § 11:12 (2009). The insureds submitted claims in this case

asset acquired by it under this section or section 11 [12 U.S.C. § 1821], either as security for a loan

...ether the intent of the original parties and their purpose in restricting the land had been frustrated by a change in conditions, not who owned the parcel sought to be relieved of the restrictions at the time the action for removal was filed, citing § 11.12, Florida Real Property Practice III, The Florida Bar, C.L.E....

...Johns County Zoning Ordinance, a planned special development is a smaller version of a planned unit development. This concept provides a flexible approach to zoning whereby a development may contain a planned mix of residential, commercial, and industrial uses. See 2 R. Anderson, American Law of Zoning § 11.12 (3d ed....

Code § 11-12-5 (1975) (requiring claims to be itemized, registered and filed); Ala.Code § 11-12-6 (1975)

...nd knees. Id. The overpayment provision states: "If false information submitted causes a player to receive benefits he is not entitled to, then future disability payment will be reduced by the amount of the overpayment." Doc. 22 at p. 4 (citing Plan § 11.12).

...that the agreements should be construed in accordance with and governed by Nevada laws. See D.E. 24-1 at § 14.11, p. 54; see also D.E. 24-2 at ¶ 4, p. 2; D.E. 24-3 at § 5.8, p. 15-16; D.E. 24-6 at ’ ¶ 4; D.E. 24-10 at ¶ 5, p. 2; D.E. 24-11 at § 11.12; D.E. 24-11 at § 9.14; D.E. 24-11 at § 16(h); D.E. 24-11 at § 5,8; D.E. 24-11 at § 10; D.E. 24-12 at ¶4, p. 2;,.D.E. 24-13 .at § 11.12, p....

including the salaries of his jailers. See Ala.Code § 11-12-15(a)(2) (1975). The counties have no control over

...f the municipality and its citizens. Accord, AGO's 74-227 (municipal funds may be used to support position on annexation; municipality is not a "person," "corporation" or "political committee" within the purview of Ch. 106); and 78-41. Pursuant to s 11.12 (1), F.S., the Treasurer is authorized to pay the salary, subsistence and mileage of the members of the Legislature as the same is authorized by law and "such expense of the Legislature as shall be authorized by law, a concurrent resolution, a...

...ules adopted by the respective houses, provided the total amount appropriated to the legislative branch shall not be altered, upon receipt of such warrant therefor." All vouchers covering legislative expenses are to be preaudited by the Comptroller. Section 11.12 (2)....

...egislative expenses. Section 11.13 (4), F.S. Thus, if the Legislature deems an expenditure such as contemplated in the instant inquiry to be in the public's interest, the Legislature may enact a statute authorizing such expenditures or pursuant to s 11.12 (1), authorize such expenditures by resolution or rule....

...tion to, the adoption of Amendment 1 or to disseminate information concerning the impact of that amendment on the budget and current programs is in the public's interest, the Legislature may authorize such an expenditure by statute, or pursuant to s 11.12 (1), F.S., by concurrent resolution, resolution of either house or by rule adopted by the respective houses....

...ators to support or oppose the adoption of Amendment 1 or to disseminate information regarding the impact of that amendment on current programs is in the public's interest, the Legislature may authorize such expenditures by statute, or pursuant to s 11.12 (1), F.S., by concurrent resolution or resolution of either house or by rule adopted by the respective houses....

...uding, but not limited to, docketing the execution, sheriff's service fees, and court reporter's fees. Reasonable attorney's fees may be taxed against the defendant." (Emphasis added). [3] The Florida Bar, Creditors' and Debtors' Practice in Florida § 11.12, at 11-15 (3d....