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Homeowner Alleges Negligence Against Pool Construction Company Over Severe Injuries
A Florida homeowner has sued a local pool construction company for negligence after suffering severe injuries due to alleged improper work on her property. The plaintiff seeks over $50,000 in damages plus costs and interest.
Resident Sues Apartment Complex Over Dog Attack
Deianira Minton has filed a lawsuit against Matthew Crews and TA Four Lakes Fee Owner LLC following a brutal dog attack that left her with severe injuries. The case seeks over $50,000 in damages for negligence and strict liability under Florida law.
Judge rules against U.S. Tennis Association, leaves $9M sexual assault verdict in place
ORLANDO - The United States Tennis Association has again lost in Orlando federal court, as a judge has refused to change the $9 million verdict awarded to a woman who was sexually assaulted by her coach.
Over 350 Nelson Mullins attorneys recognized in 2025 Best Lawyers Individual Categories
More than 350 Nelson Mullins attorneys were recognized in all three Best Lawyers in America 2025 individual award categories.
Lawyer penalized for calling a lawsuit a 'claim' gets chance to defend self
DAYTONA BEACH - Sanctions have been lifted - possibly temporarily - against a Florida lawyer accused of violating pretrial directions from a Brevard County judge during a personal injury trial.
Holland & Knight Partner Leonard Gilbert Appointed to American Bar Association Governance Committees
Holland & Knight Partner Leonard Gilbert has been appointed to the American Bar Association (ABA) House of Delegates Select Committee for a one-year term and the Standing Committee on Constitution and Bylaws for a three-year term. Both terms began at the close of the ABA's annual meeting in early August.
State CFO: ‘Bold, corrective actions are the answer’ to insurance crisis
Jimmy Patronis, Florida’s Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and State Fire Marshal, stated in a July 24 post on X that Florida’s insurance market is improving after state leadership "confronted insurance lawsuit abuses" through legislative reforms.
Plaintiffs who won $63.5 million damages award shouldn't be allowed to garnish Miami official's pay, judge concludes
A Miami commissioner fighting a $63.5 million civil damages verdict for political retaliation would be able to stop the garnishment of his city salary under a federal judge’s recommendation that was handed down on Aug. 14.
Guest Sues Hotel Chain Over Negligence Leading to Severe Injuries
Tazewell Collins has filed a lawsuit against D R Palm Beach Inc., operating as Best Western Palm Beach Lakes, alleging negligence after tripping over exposed rebar in their parking lot. The plaintiff seeks damages exceeding $50,000 for multiple injuries sustained from the incident.
Estate Sues Nursing Home Operator Over Alleged Negligence Leading To Resident's Death
The Estate of Jean C. Milkovich has filed a lawsuit against Lifespace Communities Inc., among others, alleging severe negligence at Abbey Delray nursing home led to her death earlier this year. The suit details numerous breaches of duty and seeks damages for both non-lethal negligence and wrongful death.
Shopper Sues Retail Giant Over Slip-and-Fall Incident
Anthony Chirico has filed a lawsuit against Wal-Mart Stores East LP following an incident where he slipped on a foreign substance while shopping at their Tarpon Springs location last October. Represented by Farah & Farah P.A., Chirico seeks damages exceeding $50,001 for injuries sustained due to alleged negligence by Wal-Mart.
Pinellas Resident Sues Popular Restaurant Chain Over Negligence After Fall
Christopher W. Robinson has filed a lawsuit against Miller’s Ale House alleging negligence after he tripped over an uneven mat at their Seminole location causing severe injuries. The suit seeks damages exceeding $50,000 along with other reliefs as deemed appropriate by the court.
Customer Sues Family Dollar Stores Over Negligence Leading to Severe Injuries
Latonya Crockett has filed a lawsuit against Family Dollar Stores of Florida LLC for negligence after slipping on an accumulated liquid at one of their stores. She seeks damages exceeding $50,001 for her physical and emotional suffering along with lost earnings.
Dinsmore’s Miami Appellate Team Successfully Defends Favorable Judgment in the Florida Supreme Court
Dinsmore Miami appellate partner Katie Ender and appellate associate Janice Lopez successfully defended a judgment in favor of their client on appeal in Florida’s Second District Court of Appeal and, again, in the Florida Supreme Court.
Nearly 800 Holland & Knight Attorneys Recognized by The Best Lawyers in America for 2025
Holland & Knight is pleased to announce that 795 of the firm's attorneys have been selected by their peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America guide for 2025. Among those attorneys, 29 were named as "Lawyers of the Year."
Moody, other AGs want answers about Temu business practices, Communist ties
Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody, along with 20 other attorneys general, is demanding answers from online retailer Temu.
Northbrook Resident Sues Hotel Chain Over Negligence Leading to Severe Injury
Thomas Scott Kempner has filed a lawsuit against Park Hotels & Resort after slipping on water at their West Palm Beach location. The suit seeks over $50,000 in damages for injuries sustained due to alleged negligence by the hotel chain.
Local Resident Sues Condo Association Over Negligence Leading to Slip-and-Fall Injury
A Palm Beach County resident has filed a lawsuit against Old Port Cove Towers Condominium Association alleging negligence after slipping on their property due to hazardous conditions. The plaintiff seeks damages exceeding $50,000 for injuries sustained during the incident.
Customer Sues Convenience Store Chain Over Slip-and-Fall Incident
Raimundo Estenoz has filed a lawsuit against 7-Eleven Inc., alleging negligence after slipping on hazardous substances at one of their locations in Boynton Beach. The plaintiff seeks damages exceeding $50,000 for injuries sustained during the incident.
Plaintiff accuses Defendants of Theft and Defamation Over Missing Heirlooms
Christina Oxenberg has filed a lawsuit against multiple defendants alleging theft and mishandling of valuable personal property while she was incapacitated abroad. The case involves accusations ranging from breach of bailment to defamation related to historically significant items.