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Karina I. Perez, of the Tampa office, recently prevailed on a motion to dismiss for fraud on the court, with prejudice. The case involved a moderate impact rear end collision with clear liability for causing the accident. Plaintiff was diagnosed
Kendra Therrell obtained a total defense verdict in an admitted liability rear-end motor vehicle accident. This moderate impact accident happened during rush hour on a major roadway. Plaintiff treated at an emergency room with complaints of neck and left shoulder/arm
Valerie Dondero, of the Miami office, convinced a Plaintiff to accept a nuisance value settlement on the eve of the insurer’s Motion for Summary Final Judgment. Plaintiff had alleged entitlement to stacked UM coverage by claiming her electronic signature on
Gregory J. Prusak, of the Orlando office, prevailed on a Motion for Summary Judgment involving the amount of available UM Coverage and the validity of the UM selection form. The insurer had actually tendered the UM policy limits and defended
Stefanie Capps and Ken Oliver, of the Ft. Myers/Naples office, obtained a complete defense verdict in an automobile negligence case involving a rear-end collision. Although the defense admitted liability, they denied causation of Plaintiff’s alleged damages. Plaintiff was claiming over
Valerie Dondero, of the Miami office, obtained a voluntary dismissal, with prejudice, during Plaintiff’s deposition. Plaintiff alleged significant personal injuries and entitlement to primary UM coverage under his parent’s auto policy, claiming he was a resident of his parent’s household
Valerie Dondero, of the Miami office, obtained a voluntary dismissal with prejudice in a UM case where the Plaintiff was challenging the validity of the UM rejection form based on the insurer’s online application processes and electronic signature. The Plaintiff
Michael Carney, of the Ft. Lauderdale office, prevailed in obtaining a defense summary judgment in a negligence case arising from a motorcycle accident in which the Plaintiff allegedly suffered brain injuries, as a result of which he was claiming millions
Sia Nejad, of the Ft. Lauderdale office, prevailed in obtaining a defense summary judgment in a motorcycle accident case where the Plaintiff was claiming brain injuries. The Plaintiff had lost control of his motorcycle, causing the collision. He filed suit
Bill Bissett, of the Miami office, with Earleen Cote and Sia Nejad, of the Fort Lauderdale office, prevailed in obtaining an order granting in part a defense motion for new trial in an automobile negligence case. The jury had returned
