On November 30, 2023 a
Party Discovery
was filed
involving a dispute between
Tuttle, Linda,
and
First Protective Insurance Co,
for Circuit Civil 3-C
in the District Court of Nassau County.
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Filing # 187132411 E-Filed 11/30/2023 07:30:01 PM
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
IN AND FOR NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA
LINDA TUTTLE,
Plaintiff,
Vv. CASE NO.:
FIRST PROTECTIVE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Defendant.
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PLAINTIFF’S REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION TO DEFENDANT
The Plaintiff, Linda Tuttle, pursuant to Rule 1.350, Florida Rules of Civil Procedure, propound
this Request for Production to Defendant, FIRST PROTECTIVE INSURANCE COMPANY, to
produce the items and materials hereinafter set forth on or before the applicable time prescribed by
said rule for inspection and/or copying at the office of the undersigned attorney, the following items
and/or documents:
1 A true and correct certified copy of the insurance policy issued described in the
complaint, including all declaration sheet(s), addendums and attachments.
2. All photographs taken by Defendant’s adjuster during the initial inspection of the
claimed loss.
3 Copies of all photographs taken during Defendant’s investigation conducted during the
normal business of evaluating the claim.
4 All estimates of damage prepared by or on behalf of Defendant after its initial
inspection of the claimed loss.
5 Copies of all damage estimates prepared during Defendant’s investigation conducted
during the normal business of evaluating the claim.
6. All letters, faxes, email communications, and log notes from Defendant’s adjusters or
agents which in any manner references any and all damages or causes of loss observed that were
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prepared or generated during Defendant’s investigation conducted during the normal business of
evaluating the claim.
7 Defendant’s entire claim file from the date of the initial notice of the loss until the day
before Defendant knew that Defendant was going to deny any further payment or litigate the claim.
8 Defendant’s entire claim file for the entire time that the claim was being handled by
Defendant not in anticipation of litigation of the loss.
9 Any and all correspondence or written communications from Defendant, or its agents
to Plaintiff, or their agents, which in any manner pertain to Plaintiffs alleged loss as described in the
Compliant.
10. Any and all correspondence or written communications from Plaintiff, or his agents to
Defendant, or its agents, which in any manner pertain to Plaintiffs alleged loss as described in the
Complaint.
11. Any and all photographs taken by the Defendant or Defendant’s agents showing the
extent of damage to the insured premises involved herein as were taken prior to the filing of this
lawsuit.
12. Any and all tape recordings of any statements made by Plaintiff or Plaintiff's agents or
employees.
13. Any and all transcripts or written statements from the Plaintiff(s) including, without
limitation, transcripts of EUO.
14. Copies of each and every bill or estimate for repair to the subject property submitted
to Defendant by Plaintiff or Plaintiff's agents or employees.
15. Any and all written estimates or reports reflecting examination or inspection by
Defendant or Defendant’s agents of any of the alleged damage to the insured premises.
16. All documents relating to or supporting Defendant’s denial of any allegation of
Plaintiff's Complaint.
17. All documents relating to or supporting each of Defendant’s affirmative or general
defenses asserted by Defendant.
18. All underwriting files pertaining to the policy of insurance described in the
Complaint/Petition.
19. Any and all documents related to any and all other insurance claims made by
Plaintiff(s) which are not the subject of this action, including estimates, reports, pictures, cancelled
checks, releases, proofs of loss, recorded statements, transcripts of EUO, and correspondence by and
between the parties related to any and all said other claims.
20. Any and all brochures, summary statements, pamphlets and advertising materials
prepared by or on behalf of Defendant and disseminated to insurance agencies or policyholders which
in any manner describe the coverages and/or exclusions under the same type of policy involved in this
action.
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
WE HEREBY CERTIFY that a true and correct copy of the foregoing was served upon the
Defendant in this action along with the Complaint.
By: /s/ Kevin Weisser
KEVIN WEISSER
Florida Bar No: 98828
WEISSER ELAZAR & KANTOR, PLLC
Attorneys for Plaintiff
800 East Broward Boulevard, Suite 510
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
T: (954) 486-2623
F: (954) 572-8695
Email: KW@WEKLaw.com
JK WEKLaw.com
Service@WEKLaw.com
Document Filed Date
November 30, 2023
Case Filing Date
November 30, 2023
Category
Circuit Civil 3-C
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