It’s difficult to get through life without whacking your head on something. If you’re lucky, that little bump on your noggin results in nothing more than an “ouch!” and an expletive. Many times, what seemed like an insignificant bump results in a longer-term problem. Traumatic…
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Founded in 1997, our firm has represented the people of Florida in claims arising out of Personal Injury, Wrongful Death and Workers’ Compensation ever since.
Scott Marshall believes in a time when lawyers actually sat down with their clients and got to know them. To that end, Scott deals directly with his clients on all legal issues and provides professional, personal and aggressive representation. Our mission is to provide peace of mind to clients and ease the stress of an injury or death while protecting their interests and pursuing a recovery on their behalf.
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Adding Insult to Injury: The Damage of Failing to Accept Personal Responsibility
Regardless of whether an “accident” is a slip & fall, an auto accident, medical malpractice, negligent security or some other form of negligence, the harms and losses suffered by an injured person, or the survivors of a deceased victim of negligence, can be many. The…
FLORIDA WORKERS’ COMPENSATION – Can I get a second opinion, please?
You are injured on the job. Your employer files a workers’ compensation claim. The workers’ compensation insurance carrier sends you to an Urgent Care. The doctor at the Urgent Care refers you to an orthopedic surgeon. The orthopedic surgeon says you are fine, but sends…
TORT DEFORM: Tort Reform and the Absurdity of Caps on Damages
I am a trial lawyer. I know our tort system well. I cannot stand frivolous claims, nor can I stand frivolous defenses. They have no place in our Civil Justice System. I also have no patience for disingenuousness. The assault on our tort system, particularly…
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FLORIDA WORKERS’ COMP – MAJOR CONTRIBUTING CAUSE: HOW DOCTORS GET IT WRONG
If you are over 40 (maybe even over 30), chances are life has started beating you up. For those of us lucky enough to live a full life, at some point we will most likely hear those dirty words: arthritis, degenerative joint disease, stenosis. These…
WORKERS’ COMPENSATION: The Dangers of Getting Treated “One Injury at a Time.”
There is often a fundamental misunderstanding among many medical providers who treat workers’ compensation patients who are injured on the job in the State of Florida, and it is wreaking havoc on workers’ compensation claims. Many times, when a physician sees a patient under a…
THE BILL OF RIGHTS: Tort Reform, Gun Control and How Insurance and Big Business Duped Conservatives into a State of Hypocrisy
If you have an opinion about Gun Control and Tort Reform, are your opinions consistent? Ever thought about that? These two hot topics and the issues surrounding them all arise out of the protections granted by The Bill of Rights. If you listen to the…
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New Orleans Area Priest Abuse Victims Must File Claims By March 1
Allegations of sexual abuse by priests continue to make headlines across the United States and around the world. A history of insignificant repercussions and coverup efforts gave little hope to victims and encouraged silence. Now, those abused by New Orleans clergy have until March 1,…

Soren E. Gisleson
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Beware of downed wires after a car crash in Detroit
There is a risk of electrocution and electric shock when there are downed wires after a car crash in Detroit. Whether you are a driver or a passenger of a vehicle or whether you are a pedestrian, bicyclist, motorcyclist or bystander, you are in danger…

Steven Gursten
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Two Major Manufacturers of Zantac Under DOJ Investigation for False Claims
In one of the latest developments following the U.S. Food & Drug Administration’s recall of Zantac products, the Department of Justice is reportedly investigating two of the drug’s primary manufacturers for possible violations of the False Claims Act. After issuing several warnings, the FDA in…

Joseph H. Saunders
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