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Steven Cornman, of the Miami office, obtained a defense verdict from a Miami-Dade County jury in a slip and fall case against Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza (Kendall, Florida location). Plaintiffs, a 57 year-old seamstress, and her husband, claimed that Anthony’s
Greg Prusak, of the Orlando office, successfully argued a Motion to Dismiss a catastrophic injury case. The Plaintiff suffered significant injuries during the underlying premises liability accident, which lead to post-traumatic stress and his internment in a mental health facility.
Harold Saul and Kristin Wood, of the Tampa office, obtained a favorable defense verdict in a case involving a car versus motorcycle accident. The Plaintiff was a very likeable elderly Korean War veteran who was struck by our client who
Sharon Degnan, a shareholder in the Ft. Lauderdale office, is on a roll. At a time when the trend in the courts seems to be generally unfavorable toward the defense, and especially toward insurance companies, Ms. Degnan has managed to
Valerie Dondero, of our Miami office, obtained a Summary Final Judgment in favor of a prominent hotel chain after brief discovery indicated the Hotel did not control or direct the method by which an independent contractor performed dangerous work on
Scott M. Rosso, of our Fort Lauderdale office, obtained a final summary judgment in a first party property case. The Insured made a claim on her homeowner’s insurance, alleging that her home was damaged by a water event. The Insured
