Conroy Simberg partners Seth R. Goldberg and Cris A. Casal earned a favorable premises liability verdict in the case of James Kelly v. Sheila Shine, Inc. during a five-day jury trial in Miami-Dade County.  

The Fourth District Court of Appeal issued its opinion in Goldman v. USAA, Case No. 4D17-1098 (Fla. 4 ^th DCA, April 18, 2018), which is a succinct, but very significant, first party case. In Goldman, the insureds suffered a plumbing leak and the insurer investigated the claim and issued payment. The insureds did not inform their carrier that they disputed the amount of the payment, but simply sued the carrier who promptly moved for compel appraisal. 

Appellate managing partner Hinda Klein, of the firm’s Hollywood office, was successful in obtaining a reversal of a jury verdict in favor of the Plaintiff in Competitive Softball Promotions, Inc. v. Ayub. 

Diane H. Tutt, an appellate partner in the firm’s Hollywood office, and Jeffrey A. Blaker, a partner in the firm’s West Palm Beach office, recently obtained a summary final judgment on all issues in favor of Gulfstream in a declaratory judgment case.     

Seth R. Goldberg, partner in Conroy Simberg's Hollywood office, recently scored a court trial victory in the case Kimberly Burnis v. Ross Dress for Less, Inc. Seth handled the litigation against Ross in the action filed by the department store customer who claimed she slipped on a foreign substance on the floor.