FLORIDA STATUTE 768.28 NOTICE OF INTENT TO SUE IS BEING FINALIZED and will be uploaded soon
Florida Statute 768.28 is the state's waiver of sovereign immunity, which allows individuals to sue the state and its agencies for certain torts, such as negligence, up to a specified monetary limit.
It also establishes a claims process requiring a written notice to the state agency and the Florida Department of Financial Services within three years of the incident before a lawsuit can be filed.
There are limits on recovery, with the state not liable for more than ($200,000) per person or ($300,000) in total for a single incident,
unless the act was committed in bad faith or with malicious intent.
It also establishes a claims process requiring a written notice to the state agency and the Florida Department of Financial Services within three years of the incident before a lawsuit can be filed.
There are limits on recovery, with the state not liable for more than ($200,000) per person or ($300,000) in total for a single incident,
unless the act was committed in bad faith or with malicious intent.
