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Tampa firm secures recovery in commercial trucking case involving hours-of-service violations

Attorneys for the plaintiff preserved electronic logging data within days of the collision, establishing that the carrier's driver had substantially exceeded federal limits before the crash.

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Attorneys discuss what Florida's comparative fault changes mean for injured claimants

Partners from the firm outline how recent amendments to Florida's comparative negligence framework affect the way insurers evaluate and negotiate claims where fault is contested.

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Nurse-turned-attorney on why medical negligence claims are so often misjudged

A firm partner with nine years of critical care nursing experience explains how clinical documentation is read differently by treating providers, outside experts, and juries.

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Tampa firm secures recovery in commercial trucking case involving hours-of-service violations
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Tampa firm secures recovery in commercial trucking case involving hours-of-service violations

Attorneys for the plaintiff preserved electronic logging data within days of the collision, establishing that the carrier's driver had substantially exceeded federal limits before the crash.

Photo Credit: Local Press

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Attorneys discuss what Florida's comparative fault changes mean for injured claimants
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Attorneys discuss what Florida's comparative fault changes mean for injured claimants

Partners from the firm outline how recent amendments to Florida's comparative negligence framework affect the way insurers evaluate and negotiate claims where fault is contested.

Photo Credit: Local Press

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Nurse-turned-attorney on why medical negligence claims are so often misjudged
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Nurse-turned-attorney on why medical negligence claims are so often misjudged

A firm partner with nine years of critical care nursing experience explains how clinical documentation is read differently by treating providers, outside experts, and juries.

Photo Credit: Local Press

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