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Kendra Therrell and Stacie Morales from our Jacksonville office, achieved a complete defense verdict in a high-exposure personal injury case arising from a heavy-impact, wrong-way collision in St. Cloud. Despite admitted liability and significant claimed injuries, the jury found that
Caryn Bellus and Ben Carter of our Miami office obtained an affirmance of an order granting the insurer’s motion for judgment on the pleadings in The Mold Man, Inc. v. American Integrity Insurance Company of Florida, case number 1D2024-1259. In a
Stephen Cozart and Cristina Federico, from our Pensacola office, obtained a dismissal in a products liability case based on lack of personal jurisdiction. The firm’s client, a Canadian manufacturer of automotive parts for classic cars, was sued after one of
Stefanie Capps and Emily Huang from our Ft. Myers office successfully defended a hotly contested liability case in a five-day jury trial, securing a full defense verdict for our client. The case arose from a serious on-site incident involving a
Valerie Dondero, from our Miami office, secured a summary judgment in a contested uninsured motorist (UM) coverage case. The plaintiff, a 30-year-old attorney, was involved in a 2019 accident and pursued UM benefits. Following a thorough pre-suit examination under oath,
Trevor Potter from our Miami office secured a motion for judgment on the pleadings in favor of our insurance carrier client. The case centered on a Plaintiff’s Assignment of Benefits (AOB) that included outdated statutory language and a bilateral hold-harmless
