Kimberly A. Beckwith, of our Tampa office, obtained final summary judgment for her client arising out of a slip and fall at a hospital. The client contracted with the hospital to perform routine housekeeping services, which included a once-per-day spot
Donna Joy Hunter, of our Miami office, won a big summary judgment in a premises liability case. This case involved a slip and fall at the airport “on three puddles of thick green liquid.” Plaintiff claimed that she sustained extensive
Sharon Degnan, of the Orlando office, won an appeal in the Fourth District Court of Appeal wherein she successfully defended a summary judgment in favor of a grocery store in a transitory foreign substance case in Guevara v. Winn-Dixie Stores,
Angela Flowers, of the Ocala office, recently obtained a reversal of the trial court’s order granting Plaintiff a new trial based on allegedly improper—but unobjected to—defense closing arguments of outside trial counsel. This case arose from a slip-and-fall at an
Caryn Bellus, of the Miami office, prevailed in obtaining an affirmance of a defense Motion for Summary Judgment in a slip-and-fall case. Plaintiff, who fell in a parking lot, claimed that the parking stripes were a dangerous condition because the
Earleen Cote and Shuntal Dean, of the Ft. Lauderdale office, obtained a Voluntary Dismissal in a slip and fall case where the Plaintiff fell while stepping down from a booth at a restaurant which she had been sitting while she
Francesca Ippolito-Craven, Nicole Ellis, and Ariella Gutman, of the Miami office, obtained a complete defense verdict in a slip and fall case where it was highly speculative as to whether the incident had occurred. The Plaintiff was adamant that she
The 2010 slip-and-fall statute, §768.0755, Fla. Stat., heightened the burden on Plaintiffs by requiring them to prove “actual or constructive knowledge” of the alleged dangerous condition or transitory foreign substance. Since then, only a few decisions have directly addressed the
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
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
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