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Harold A. Saul of the Tampa office, obtained a favorable result at trial in a premises liability case. An employee of the property owner asked the Plaintiff, who was both a friend and an air conditioning technician, to take a
Chelsea Winicki, of the Jacksonville office, persuaded a Plaintiff to voluntarily dismiss her negligent security claim against our client. Plaintiff had sued our client, a bank, alleging she was robbed in the bank’s parking lot. Chelsea suspected throughout the initial
Chelsea Winicki, of the Jacksonville office, obtained an order of dismissal in a slip and fall case. Plaintiff filed a negligence action against our Defendant, a gas service station, alleging he slipped and fell and sustained injuries to his lower
Yvette Pace, of the Orlando office, recently obtained a summary judgment in a premises liability case. The Plaintiff allegedly slipped and fell on what she claimed was a decorative lava rock in a parking lot as she was walking to
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.
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
