Florida/Georgia Personal Injury & Workers Compensation

...ot impose an issue-exhaustion requirement. The NAD’s regulations do require 18 claimants to exhaust the NAD’s administrative appeal procedures prior to seeking judicial review, 7 C.F.R. §§ 11.2(b), 11.13(b) (2002), and the regulations require claimants to state the reasons why the adverse decision was incorrect at several stages of the litigation, 7 C.F.R....

...ency promulgated 7 C.F.R. § 11.2(b) (2002), which provides that a person “shall seek review of an adverse decision before a Hearing Officer,” and “may seek further review by the Director,” before seeking judicial review. See also 7 C.F.R § 11.13(b) (2002)....

at 495; Van Doren, Florida Real Property Law, § 11-13 (1984). Furthermore, easements created by necessity

innocence on the defendant, 20 Am.Jur., Evidence § 11; 13 Fla.Jur. Evidence § 12, since the law presumes

Jur. Escrow § 11. See also, 28 Am.Jur.2d Escrow § 11. [13] See Doyle v. Chatham Phenix National Bank, 253

comprehensive work, "Florida Workmen's Compensation Law," § 11:13 (p. 352). The facts before us present a test as

...It is well-settled that since the passenger's liberty interest in proceeding on his way in the vehicle was improperly interfered with by the lawless act of stopping the car, he has the requisite interest to assert the impropriety both of that stop and of the search which was based upon it. 4 W. LaFave, Search and Seizure § 11.13 (2d ed....

...There are individuals who are both full-time employees and officers of the state. I am one of those persons, as are all other judges in active service. The members of the legislature presumably are officers of Florida and statutorily paid a salary, but I doubt that they are "employees" for purposes of this statute. See § 11.13, Fla....

...and declaring the duty of the Comptroller, Governor and Treasurer to do all acts required for the issuance of warrants for legislative salaries pursuant to that Act. Chapter 69-3, Laws of Florida, provides as follows: “Section 1. Subsection (1) of section 11.13, Florida Statutes, is amended as read: “11.13 Compensation of members....

...The Resolution provides that “Section 1. The Speaker shall appoint such select committees as may be necessary or authorized by the House of Representatives, and “Section 2. That all such committees shall be regarded as authorized under the provisions of sections 11.12, 11.13, 11.161 and 11.17, Florida Statutes, and other applicable provisions of law and House rule.” The statutes referred to in Section 2 of the Resolution relate to the payment of salary, subsistence, per diem, mileage, etc. of legislators. Subsection (3) of Section 11.13 provides that “Members of any interim committee authorized by bill or concurrent resolution *321 to receive per diem and travel expenses shall be paid as provided in Sec. 112.061, from the appropriation for legislative expenses.” (Emphasis added.) There is obviously nothing in Section 11.13(3) that can be interpreted, either expressly or by necessary implication, as authorizing the creation of the committee in question; nor can we find such statutory authorization in any other statute or rule....

...Each member of the Legislature is entitled to receive a monthly allowance for intradistrict expenses in a uniform amount set annually by the Joint Legislative Management Committee, such expense to be a proper expense of the Legislature and disbursed from the appropriation for legislative expenses. Section 11.13 (4), F.S....

...ive houses thereof. Any expenditure of state funds by a member of the House of Representatives, however, must be pursuant to the applicable budget and appropriation to the House for legislative expenses, including the expenses of its members. See, s 11.13 (5)(a), F.S., stating that expenditures of the Senate, House of Representatives and offices, committees and divisions of the Legislature are to be made within the limits of the budgetary estimates of expenditures for each fiscal year prepared a...

...Cf., s 1(c), Art. VII, State Const. (no money shall be drawn from the treasury except in pursuance of appropriation made by law); s 215.35 , F.S. (no warrant shall issue unless same has been authorized by an appropriation made by law). Pursuant to s 11.13 (5)(b), all budgetary units required to submit estimates of expenditures pursuant to subsection (a) must annually submit tentative estimates of their financial needs so that the financial need of the Legislature for the ensuing fiscal year may...

comprehensive work, “Florida Workmen’s Compensation Law,” § 11:13 (p. 352). The facts before us present a test as