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We publish no numbers. Every outcome on this page is described as problem, approach and result, with no settlement figure, verdict figure or recovery range, because a number from someone else's case tells you nothing reliable about yours. These summaries are illustrative sample content for this demo site. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
12 matters
Problem, approach, outcome
Commercial van runs a red light on NW 27th Avenue
- Problem
- A father of three was killed by a delivery van. The carrier's position was that the light had just changed and that the decedent entered the intersection late.
- Approach
- We subpoenaed signal timing data from the county, matched it against a transit bus forward camera, and pulled the driver's duty records, which showed fourteen hours on duty.
- Outcome
- Liability was conceded during trial and the estate resolved the claim against the carrier and its excess insurer together.
Distracted driver rear-ends stopped traffic on I-95
- Problem
- A school teacher sustained a traumatic brain injury. The defence characterised it as a low impact crash on top of a pre-existing headache history.
- Approach
- We obtained the defendant's phone records and cell site data, paired them with the event data recorder, and retained a neuropsychologist to document deficits the imaging did not show.
- Outcome
- A Miami-Dade jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff on liability and damages, assigning the defendant the entire share of fault on the verdict form.
Unmarked spill in a Doral supermarket aisle
- Problem
- A sixty-seven year old shopper needed a hip replacement. The store denied any knowledge of the spill.
- Approach
- We demanded the sweep logs and the prior incident history for that store. The logs showed a two hour gap in inspections and three earlier falls in the same aisle.
- Outcome
- Constructive notice was established on the documents alone and the carrier resolved the claim before depositions closed.
Rideshare passenger injured in a Wynwood T-bone crash
- Problem
- A passenger needed shoulder and neck surgery, and the rideshare company and the driver's personal carrier each pointed at the other.
- Approach
- We pulled the trip log to fix the app period at the moment of impact, which determined which layer of the transportation network company policy applied, and pursued the at-fault driver's policy in parallel.
- Outcome
- Both layers contributed, and the passenger's own uninsured motorist coverage was opened as a third layer only after written consent from that carrier.
Tractor-trailer lane change on Florida's Turnpike
- Problem
- An electrician needed a spinal fusion and finished with permanent lifting restrictions. The motor carrier blamed a phantom vehicle no other witness saw.
- Approach
- A spoliation letter went out in week one. Electronic logging device data and dispatch messages established an hours of service violation and contradicted the driver's written statement.
- Outcome
- The carrier withdrew the phantom vehicle defence and the case resolved at mediation, with a funded vocational retraining plan built into the resolution.
SUV turns left across a rider's path on Biscayne Boulevard
- Problem
- A rider suffered a femur fracture and nerve damage. The driver reported that the motorcycle was speeding with no headlight on.
- Approach
- Intersection video recovered before the thirty day overwrite showed the headlight lit and the SUV turning across a solid green. A reconstruction engineer placed the rider inside the speed limit.
- Outcome
- The comparative fault argument was abandoned and the claim resolved against the driver's carrier and then the rider's own uninsured motorist carrier, in that order.
Neighbour's dog attacks a child in Kendall
- Problem
- A child needed plastic surgery for facial lacerations. The owner had no renter's policy, and the family did not want to sue a neighbour.
- Approach
- We traced coverage to the landlord, who had written notice of the dog's earlier aggression, and brought in a plastic surgeon to project the revision procedures the child would need at skeletal maturity.
- Outcome
- The claim resolved against the landlord's carrier with the future scar revision care accounted for. The neighbour paid nothing personally.
Broken stair edge in a Miami Beach hotel
- Problem
- A visitor fractured an ankle and needed surgery. The hotel argued the guest was distracted and that the stair nosing was within tolerance.
- Approach
- Prior guest complaints obtained in discovery established notice, and a building code consultant measured the nosing against the applicable edition of the code.
- Outcome
- The distraction defence was dropped and the claim resolved before trial. The stair was rebuilt during the litigation.
Emergency department misses stroke symptoms
- Problem
- A patient was discharged with a migraine diagnosis and returned nineteen hours later with a completed stroke.
- Approach
- Our nurse-attorney reconstructed the chart audit trail and showed the triage note had been amended after the return visit. Two board-certified emergency physicians supported the pre-suit notice.
- Outcome
- The hospital resolved the claim inside the statutory pre-suit period and revised its posterior circulation triage protocol.
Scaffolding collapse at a Brickell high-rise site
- Problem
- An injured worker was told workers' compensation was his only remedy, and his wage benefits were about to stop.
- Approach
- We restarted the wage benefits by petition, then identified the scaffolding subcontractor as a third party outside the exclusive remedy and filed a separate negligence action.
- Outcome
- Benefits resumed and the third party action resolved separately. The comp carrier's equitable distribution claim was negotiated down before disbursement.
Pool drowning at a condominium complex
- Problem
- A family lost a child at an association pool. The association said the gate met code at the time it was installed.
- Approach
- Board minutes and work orders showed residents had reported the broken self-latching gate for months. We retained an aquatic safety expert on barrier standards.
- Outcome
- The association's primary and excess carriers both participated in the resolution, and the association replaced the barrier system.
Dump truck brake failure on the Palmetto Expressway
- Problem
- The carrier treated the crash as a sudden mechanical failure with no notice and therefore nobody's fault.
- Approach
- Maintenance records produced in discovery showed the same brake defect reported twice by two different drivers and never repaired.
- Outcome
- The jury found for the plaintiff. The court let the negligent maintenance claim go to the jury alongside vicarious liability.
Distracted driver rear-ends stopped traffic on I-95
- Problem
- A school teacher sustained a traumatic brain injury. The defence characterised it as a low impact crash on top of a pre-existing headache history.
- Approach
- We obtained the defendant's phone records and cell site data, paired them with the event data recorder, and retained a neuropsychologist to document deficits the imaging did not show.
- Outcome
- A Miami-Dade jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff on liability and damages, assigning the defendant the entire share of fault on the verdict form.
Rideshare passenger injured in a Wynwood T-bone crash
- Problem
- A passenger needed shoulder and neck surgery, and the rideshare company and the driver's personal carrier each pointed at the other.
- Approach
- We pulled the trip log to fix the app period at the moment of impact, which determined which layer of the transportation network company policy applied, and pursued the at-fault driver's policy in parallel.
- Outcome
- Both layers contributed, and the passenger's own uninsured motorist coverage was opened as a third layer only after written consent from that carrier.
Tractor-trailer lane change on Florida's Turnpike
- Problem
- An electrician needed a spinal fusion and finished with permanent lifting restrictions. The motor carrier blamed a phantom vehicle no other witness saw.
- Approach
- A spoliation letter went out in week one. Electronic logging device data and dispatch messages established an hours of service violation and contradicted the driver's written statement.
- Outcome
- The carrier withdrew the phantom vehicle defence and the case resolved at mediation, with a funded vocational retraining plan built into the resolution.
SUV turns left across a rider's path on Biscayne Boulevard
- Problem
- A rider suffered a femur fracture and nerve damage. The driver reported that the motorcycle was speeding with no headlight on.
- Approach
- Intersection video recovered before the thirty day overwrite showed the headlight lit and the SUV turning across a solid green. A reconstruction engineer placed the rider inside the speed limit.
- Outcome
- The comparative fault argument was abandoned and the claim resolved against the driver's carrier and then the rider's own uninsured motorist carrier, in that order.
Dump truck brake failure on the Palmetto Expressway
- Problem
- The carrier treated the crash as a sudden mechanical failure with no notice and therefore nobody's fault.
- Approach
- Maintenance records produced in discovery showed the same brake defect reported twice by two different drivers and never repaired.
- Outcome
- The jury found for the plaintiff. The court let the negligent maintenance claim go to the jury alongside vicarious liability.
Unmarked spill in a Doral supermarket aisle
- Problem
- A sixty-seven year old shopper needed a hip replacement. The store denied any knowledge of the spill.
- Approach
- We demanded the sweep logs and the prior incident history for that store. The logs showed a two hour gap in inspections and three earlier falls in the same aisle.
- Outcome
- Constructive notice was established on the documents alone and the carrier resolved the claim before depositions closed.
Neighbour's dog attacks a child in Kendall
- Problem
- A child needed plastic surgery for facial lacerations. The owner had no renter's policy, and the family did not want to sue a neighbour.
- Approach
- We traced coverage to the landlord, who had written notice of the dog's earlier aggression, and brought in a plastic surgeon to project the revision procedures the child would need at skeletal maturity.
- Outcome
- The claim resolved against the landlord's carrier with the future scar revision care accounted for. The neighbour paid nothing personally.
Broken stair edge in a Miami Beach hotel
- Problem
- A visitor fractured an ankle and needed surgery. The hotel argued the guest was distracted and that the stair nosing was within tolerance.
- Approach
- Prior guest complaints obtained in discovery established notice, and a building code consultant measured the nosing against the applicable edition of the code.
- Outcome
- The distraction defence was dropped and the claim resolved before trial. The stair was rebuilt during the litigation.
Emergency department misses stroke symptoms
- Problem
- A patient was discharged with a migraine diagnosis and returned nineteen hours later with a completed stroke.
- Approach
- Our nurse-attorney reconstructed the chart audit trail and showed the triage note had been amended after the return visit. Two board-certified emergency physicians supported the pre-suit notice.
- Outcome
- The hospital resolved the claim inside the statutory pre-suit period and revised its posterior circulation triage protocol.
Commercial van runs a red light on NW 27th Avenue
- Problem
- A father of three was killed by a delivery van. The carrier's position was that the light had just changed and that the decedent entered the intersection late.
- Approach
- We subpoenaed signal timing data from the county, matched it against a transit bus forward camera, and pulled the driver's duty records, which showed fourteen hours on duty.
- Outcome
- Liability was conceded during trial and the estate resolved the claim against the carrier and its excess insurer together.
Scaffolding collapse at a Brickell high-rise site
- Problem
- An injured worker was told workers' compensation was his only remedy, and his wage benefits were about to stop.
- Approach
- We restarted the wage benefits by petition, then identified the scaffolding subcontractor as a third party outside the exclusive remedy and filed a separate negligence action.
- Outcome
- Benefits resumed and the third party action resolved separately. The comp carrier's equitable distribution claim was negotiated down before disbursement.
Pool drowning at a condominium complex
- Problem
- A family lost a child at an association pool. The association said the gate met code at the time it was installed.
- Approach
- Board minutes and work orders showed residents had reported the broken self-latching gate for months. We retained an aquatic safety expert on barrier standards.
- Outcome
- The association's primary and excess carriers both participated in the resolution, and the association replaced the barrier system.
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