Jaime Baca and Vanessa Romero-Molina of our Miami office received an amazing no negligence verdict in a slip and fall case, where the plaintiff claimed she slipped on water at a grocery store. She incurred over $321,000 in medical expenses and asked for $2.2 million. Although there was evidence of water on the floor, our attorneys successfully argued that she did not slip but rather tripped on her sandals.

Joseph Menello and Raychel Garcia of our Orlando office received a favorable defense verdict on a slip and fall case. While the plaintiff alleged to have slipped on water from a roof leak and incurred over $580,000 in medical bills, our attorneys presented evidence proving otherwise and successfully argued that the plaintiff could not establish her burden of proof.

Jaime Baca and Rafael De Armas of our Miami office represented the defendant in a premises liability case. The plaintiff requested $1.25 million in damages, however, our attorneys obtained a favorable defense verdict.

Jason Glusman of our Fort Lauderdale office represented a large grocery store in a bifurcated premises liability case. The plaintiff had over $150,000 in non-LOP medical bills for cervical fusion and knee surgery. After only five minutes of deliberations, the jury came back with a no liability defense verdict.

Our Fort Lauderdale office attorneys represented a company in a slip and fall case. The plaintiff claimed negligence when she slipped and fell on yogurt sampled by an employee within the company’s area of responsibility. Our attorneys were successful in obtaining a directed verdict.

Jaime J. Baca of our Miami office represented a large chain supermarket in a case, where the plaintiff claimed to have slipped on oil. She suffered severe ankle damage and asked the jury for over $2 million, however, our attorneys argued that the plaintiff knocked down the oil. They also stated that her condition was completely pre-existing; as a result, the jury found there was no negligence on behalf of the supermarket.

Our attorneys were involved in a premises liability case, where the plaintiff claimed extensive injuries to his lumbar spine after falling at the defendant’s restaurant. The plaintiff alleged that the defendant breached its duties by failing to safely maintain the premises and warn him of a known danger. Our legal team argued that there was no merit to his argument, receiving a favorable defense verdict.

Our attorneys received a favorable defense verdict in a case, where the plaintiff walked off a sidewalk and broke his elbow. He sued for damages based under a premises liability theory that the defendant knew or should have known about existing unsafe conditions. Our defendant denied all allegations and contended that the plaintiff was solely responsible for his damages.

Our attorneys, Kurt Spengler and Raychel Garcia, represented a large theme park in a premises liability trial in front of Circuit Court Judge Keith White in Orange County, Florida. The plaintiff requested medical compensation after breaking her leg on the premises and presented an expert to validate her claim; however, our attorneys provided evidence that the plaintiff’s legs were very brittle due to bone cancer. They further found that the plaintiff’s parents had removed the footrests from her wheelchair, and the jury returned a favorable defense verdict.