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· 8/21/1991

Ricigliano v. Peat, Marwick, Main & Co.

Citations

  • 585 So. 2d 387
  • 1991 WL 158586

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  • holding that it is within a trial court’s discretion to grant stay in subsequently filed state action where the allegations in previously filed federal action are the same, notwithstanding a disparity in the parties to the two actions
  • staying of second- filed Florida action in deference to substantially similar federal case
  • state and federal actions were sufficiently similar to warrant the trial court's stay of the subsequently filed state action
  • disparity in parties between two actions did not require denial of stay where the basis for the two actions were the same
  • within trial court’s discretion to grant stay in subsequently filed state action where the allegations in previously filed federal action are the same, notwithstanding a disparity in the parties to the two actions

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Judges: Per Curiam

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