Double dipping

[rvidair]

Jurisdiction

Florida

I am being sued using the dangerous instrumentality doctrine for an accident concerning my ex-wife. The injured plaintiff already collected 100k from Geico and is now suing me for 100k also. Geico in turn is suing me for 100k to recoup their loss, which I understand. But can the injured plaintiff sue me after already collecting from Geico? Is double dipping legal?

 

[adjusterjack]

Go to your post on the other website and read my answer.

 

[army judge]

Read this:

Dangerous Instrumentality Doctrine Law & Legal Definition


Read this:

http://www.stetson.edu/law/lawreview/media/floridas-dangerous-instrumentality-doctrine-25-1.pdf
.
.
.
.
READ THIS:
.
.
.
Supreme Court of Florida Answers Certified Question Regarding Dangerous Instrumentality Doctrine - South Florida Injury Attorneys Blog
.
.
.
Sorry, FL law on this even between spouses had been settled for many years.

What are you TRYING to achieve, or thwart?

Answer using plain English, not canned, ineffective, inarticulate "legalese", please.

You need a lawyer, mate.

Your feeble, ineffective pro se efforts are making matters worse.

I see criminal charges on the horizon coming your way, if they haven't already arisen.