Last couple of years? Well, the statute of limitations for medical malpractice in Florida is 2 years from the date of discovering the malpractice. FL statute 95.11(4)(b). If you miss the deadline for filing a lawsuit, you get nothing.
Under $5000 and you were insured at the time. Better read...
You keep repeating the same mantra. You're not buying anything written here. That's your right, of course. But you're not wasting any more of our time.
Good luck.
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Here are two very important questions.
1 - Exact from-to dates. When you started with the first doctor and when you quit him?
2 - How much money to you want from the first doctor? You need to be able to express your monetary damages in a dollar amount.
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So? Have you gone to the property to see what's going on?
If not, go there and serve the 3 day pay of quit notice. If they don't pay by the deadline, evict.
If you don't know what to do about tenants who don't pay, you need a lawyer and you need to get out of the landlord business.
My take is that the statute does not apply to "village" streets and roads. It's likely that the "village" has its own speed camera regulations that are not prohibited by the state.