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January 3, 2024 | Newsletters
We are delighted to inform you that our Winter 2024 e-Newsletter is now available. Take a moment to read its contents, featuring updates on recent case law in various areas such as liability, workers’ compensation, first-party property and coverage, trucking, medical malpractice, and more. The e-Newsletter also highlights notable successes achieved by Conroy Simberg, along with additional news, noteworthy updates, and firm announcements.
January 3, 2024 | Verdicts and Settlements
Tallahassee attorneys Michael J. Bonfanti, partner and Katherine L. Moran, associate, recently prevailed on a motion for summary judgment on a non-catastrophic homeowners claim in Pasco County where they argued the mold testing services provided by the Plaintiff were not covered by the applicable policy of insurance, and as a result coverage was not appropriate.
December 18, 2023 | Legal Alerts
Lawyers have a professional responsibility to uphold the law. The law says that people who are injured by the actions of others have the right to be compensated for their losses. Some of those losses are easy to calculate because they are expenses incurred as a result of an injury. Other compensable losses involve placing a value on the quality of human life, and the amount of compensation can often be as high as a jury can be persuaded to go.
December 1, 2023 | Legal Alerts
Joshua C. Canton, managing partner of the firm's Tallahassee, Florida office, along with Justin B. Hales, an associate in the firm’s Tallahassee, Florida office, recently prevailed on a Motion for Final Summary Judgment in a fourteen count employment discrimination and breach of employment contract suit, wherein Plaintiff alleged she was terminated due to her gender and pregnancy status and was subject to a hostile work environment. The Defense argued that Plaintiff had executed a valid release in Defendant’s favor which related to the nine contractual counts. The Defense further argued that Plaintiff was terminated for legitimate non-discriminatory non-pretextual reasons. After a ten hour evidentiary hearing the Court granted final summary judgment in the Defendant’s favor.
November 29, 2023 | Verdicts and Settlements
Conroy Simberg partners Dale Friedman, Hollywood and Michael Kast, Orlando defended a putative class action lawsuit where Plaintiff, The Cook and The Cork, Inc. sued Defendant, Acosta Tractors, Inc. for negligence arising out of two separate gas line strikes occurring on November 15, 2021 and May 13, 2022 while widening Wiles Road as part of a Broward County road improvement project. Plaintiff alleged the gas line strikes caused at least 120 businesses to lose gas service to operate their businesses.