WILLIAM P. WALTON, JR. v. STATE OF FLORIDA

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• explaining that although future renewal commissions tied to insurance salesman’s past services were recoverable, salesman was not entitled to “speculative” commissions on anticipated policy changes that might affect policy costs
• “The line between a proper inference and unwarranted conjecture is not easily drawn. The answer depends on the evidence in each case and on what the trier of fact may reasonably infer from that evidence”
• direct supervisors entitled to actual malice standard

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