The suit brings claims including conversion, breach of fiduciary duty, legal malpractice, breach of contract, negligence and violations of the federal and Florida racketeering statutes, and seeks about $5 million as determined by a jury. James River Insurance Company is identified as the $1 million liability carrier for the attorney, the firm and the agency, though it is not named as a defendant under Florida’s nonjoinder rules.
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