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Neil Ambekar, a partner in Conroy Simberg’s Orlando office, will co-present a panel discussion at the CLM Western Florida Chapter Networking Event Wednesday, March 06, 2025. The session, titled “Mission Possible: Closing the Un-Closeable Claim,” will explore how to quickly and effectively close out matters. 

Hollywood partners Tom McCausland and Josh Nathanson, along with Amy Klotz, an appellate/litigation support attorney, secured a favorable result on an admitted liability motor vehicle accident. Our client was driving a box truck and reversed into the Plaintiff’s vehicle. Plaintiff waited twelve days to receive any treatment and then was involved in a second motor vehicle accident the day after his first appointment. He claimed neck and back injuries from the first accident and knee and shoulder injuries from the second accident. The judge granted a directed verdict on permanency and future medical bills. Opposing counsel asked the jury to award past medical bills in the amount of $120,000. The jury awarded $2,725, which should be reduced to zero.

Joshua C. Canton, managing partner of the firm's Tallahassee, Florida office, along with Justin B. Hales, a partner in the firm’s Tallahassee, Florida office, recently prevailed on a motion for summary judgment in a case where the Plaintiff was physically battered by another employee by arguing the employer Defendant was immune from prosecution based on worker’s compensation immunity.      

Cris Casal and Yasmine Kirollos, partners in the Fort Myers office, secured a favorable jury verdict in an admitted liability trial for a slip and fall at a retailer in Florida.  The Plaintiff alleged that she sustained a traumatic brain injury as well as cervical and lumbar spine injuries when she fell and struck the back of her head twice near the entryway to the store.  The fall was captured on video and shown to the jury.  Plaintiff underwent testing that she argued confirmed the existence of a traumatic brain injury.  Plaintiff also contended that the fall aggravated pre-existing neck and low back conditions which made her a candidate for an anterior cervical disc fusion and discectomy.  The jury deliberated for almost an hour before returning a verdict for close to the amount offered at the start of the trial.  The jury rejected awarding any future damages for the Plaintiff.