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42 sections match “discovery disputes”.

§ 720.306, Fla. Stat.Meetings of members; voting and election procedures; amendments.
The Florida Statutes
…void an amendment is subject to the statute of limitations beginning 5 years after the date of discovery as to the amendments described in subparagraph 1. and 5 years after the date of recordation…
§ 627.351, Fla. Stat.Insurance risk apportionment plans.
The Florida Statutes
…other method of alternative dispute resolution authorized by state law, the corporation may adopt policy forms that provide for the resolution of disputes regarding its claim determinations, including disputes regarding coverage for, or the scope…

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