In Government Employees Insurance Company v. Glassco, Inc., No. SC2023-1540 (Fla. Sept. 25, 2024), the Florida Supreme Court held that the Florida Motor Vehicle Repair Act (§ 559.921(1), Fla. Stat.), is a consumer protection law that protects vehicle owners/operators and,
In Hale v. Geico General Insurance Company, Caryn Bellus and Ben Carter obtained an affirmance of a final judgment for Geico in an underinsured motorist case where the tortfeasor’s liability limits exceeded the insured’s damages. After the accident, the insured
Kendra Therrell and Stacie Morales, of our Jacksonville office, with assistance from some of their team members, achieved an excellent verdict in a Duval County case. The case involved a disputed liability lane merge accident that resulted in $975.00 in
Alexandra Paez and Harold Saul, of the Tampa office, obtained a complete defense verdict for their client, the UIM carrier, after a 4-day jury trial in Hillsborough County. Prior to trial, the Plaintiff dropped his past and future medical expenses
Gregory Prusak, of our Orlando office, secured a favorable verdict after a four-day uninsured motorist (UM) trial. The plaintiff claimed injuries from a minor collision in 2019 but continued to lead an active lifestyle, including frequent vacations and full-time work.
Jeremy Chevres, who works in both our Miami and Ft. Myers offices, defended a UIM carrier in an auto negligence case trial in Sarasota County, Florida before Judge Stephen Walker. The Plaintiff underwent an SI Joint fusion and lumbar fusion,
Brea Dearing and Kendra Therrell, from our Jacksonville office, successfully obtained a defense verdict in an Alachua County auto accident trial where liability was disputed. The plaintiff claimed her vehicle was totaled, alleging permanent neck and back injuries necessitating lifelong
In United Medical, LLC, a/a/o Roberto Prin v. Progressive Preferred Insurance Company, et al., No. 3D23-01 (Fla. 3d DCA Jan. 17. 2024), the Third District Court of Appeal reviewed an order granting an out-of-state insurer’s motion to dismiss based on a lack
In United Automobile Insurance Company v. ISO-Diagnostics Testing, Inc., No. 4D2022-1735 (Fla. 4th DCA Jan. 10. 2024), the Fourth District Court of Appeal held that the term “year” as it appears in Florida’s No-Fault Statute, section 627.736, refers to a service
Kendra Therrell and Erin Johnston of our Jacksonville office tried an admitted liability contested damages 5-day UM trial in Duval County, a known volatile venue for insurance carriers. The at-fault driver was still a party to the case but was
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