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February 5, 2026 | Verdicts and Settlements
Thomas McCausland, a partner, and Britanee Prince, an associate, in the Hollywood office, successfully obtained a complete defense verdict following a nearly two-week jury trial in St. Lucie County. The case involved a high-speed, rear-end collision on Interstate 95 involving a tractor-trailer.
February 4, 2026 | Verdicts and Settlements
Rod Lundy and Luc Adeclat, attorneys in our Orlando office, prevailed on a summary judgment in Brevard County on behalf of an LLC’s manager who was sued along with the LLC in a negligence and premises action alleging plaintiff was injured by an LLC employee. The court agreed sections 605.0304 and 605.04093, Florida Statutes, provided the individual manager tort immunity as the conduct alleged did not fall within the limited exceptions. As such, the court granted the defense motion and entered judgment for the LLC manager. A motion for fees and costs per section 57.105, Florida Statutes, and an unaccepted proposal for settlement is pending.
February 2, 2026 | Announcements
Conroy Simberg continues its Georgia expansion with the opening of new offices in Columbus and Dahlonega. Along with these new locations, we’ve added five attorneys formerly with Brown and Adams to better serve clients throughout the entire state of Georgia.
January 30, 2026 | Verdicts and Settlements
Chandler Black and Amy Klotz prevailed on a motion to dismiss for fraud on the court in a premises liability action. Based on records from medical providers, which the plaintiff failed to disclose, Chandler and Amy showed that the plaintiff provided false interrogatory responses and deposition testimony regarding her alleged injuries. The plaintiff argued that she inadvertently failed to disclose prior complaints of pain in an area of her body she claimed sustained injury in the accident due to her age (70). She also took positions inconsistent with information contained in the medical records. Chandler and Amy pointed out that, in her deposition, the plaintiff provided detailed information regarding medical treatment unrelated to her claim but failed to disclose any pertinent medical treatment.
January 30, 2026 | Verdicts and Settlements
Sean C. Barber a partner in the firm's Jacksonville office, recently secured a summary judgment in a slip-and-fall case on behalf of a janitorial services provider. The Court found that there was no evidence of actual or constructive notice on the part of the defendant regarding a transitory foreign substance. Evidence showed the defendant’s employee had properly placed warning signs and a red-light indicator, and even provided a verbal warning that the floor was wet before the plaintiff entered the area. Because the plaintiff failed to establish a dispute of material fact, the Court granted the motion, and the firm is now entitled to recover costs.