Category: verdicts-and-settlements

Conroy Simberg Attorneys Secure Favorable Jury Verdict in Nassau County

Posted in Verdicts and Settlements on November 12, 2026

Jacksonville partners John Viggiani and Jeff Yarbrough, along with attorney Britanee Prince, recently secured a favorable jury verdict in an admitted-liability auto accident case in Nassau County, Florida. 

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Tallahassee Attorney Secures Favorable Judgment Following Bench Trial

Posted in Verdicts and Settlements on October 7, 2026

John Edward Herndon, Jr., a partner in Conroy Simberg’s Tallahassee office, recently secured a favorable judgment following a two-day bench trial involving breach of contract and negligence claims. 

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Summary Judgment Secured in Murder Suicide Case

Posted in Verdicts and Settlements on September 17, 2026

Joshua C. Canton, Justin B. Hales, and Diane H. Tutt recently prevailed on a motion for summary judgment in a premises liability negligent security case involving a murder-suicide in Seminole County, Florida. They successfully argued that the incident was not foreseeable and that the firearm used in the incident was never identified as belonging to the property owner.

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Conroy Simberg Attorneys Secure Final Summary Judgment in Florida Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act Case

Posted in Verdicts and Settlements on September 8, 2026

Partners, Cristobal Casal and Diane Tutt, along with associate Max Pennington, successfully secured a final summary judgment in a Florida Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act (FDUTPA) lawsuit.  

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Hollywood Attorneys Secure Defense Verdict in Medical Malpractice Trial

Posted in Verdicts and Settlements on August 3, 2026

On July 31, 2026, Hollywood partner Jonathan Abel and associate Claire Snell received a defense verdict in a six day medical malpractice case tried in West Palm Beach, FL. The plaintiff had a chronic skin condition called prurigo nodularis, which produces extremely itchy and debilitating lesions. The defendant is a dermatologist who treated the lesions with corticosteroid injections. After 5 weeks of treatment, the plaintiff developed spontaneous extensor tendon ruptures in his left hand. The plaintiff was a life-long guitar player, and the injury eliminated his ability to play guitar, or otherwise perform functions requiring the use of his left hand. The plaintiff claimed the doctor provided an excessive amount of medication in too short of a time period, thereby causing the ruptures. The defense contended the dosage and frequency were reasonable, and that there was no known connection between intralesional steroid injections and tendon ruptures. In addition, the defendant presented evidence of metabolic causes for the injury. The plaintiff asked the jury for an award in excess of $3,000,000. The jury deliberated for less than an hour before returning a defense verdict. A Proposal for Settlement was previously filed. There was no demand at time of trial. 

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