FL · jury_instructions
Fla. Std. Jury Instr. (Civ.) 451.2
SUMMARY OF CLAIMS OR CONTENTIONS
The claims [and defenses] in this case are as follows. (Claimant) claims that (defendant) owed a fiduciary duty to [him][her], that (defendant) failed to protect (claimant’s) [financial interests] [property interests] [secrets] [confidences] [private information] [used such information to the detriment of claimant], and that this [failure] [use] caused harm to (claimant).
(Defendant) denies that claim [and also claims that (describe any affirmative defenses)].
The parties must prove all claims [and defenses] by the greater weight of the evidence. I will now define some of the terms you will use in deciding this case.
(Adopted December 20, 2018 (260 So. 3d 965.))
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- 2026-08-18
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- 2026-08-18
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