Greg Jones represented Auto Owners Insurance Company in a personal injury claim for uninsured motorist benefits. After a week long trial, the jury rejected the plaintiffs request for well over a million dollars in damages..

Mike Rywant and Kerry McGuinn prevailed on an appeal by the losing party, and following a jury trial.

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Andrew Russo succeeds in obtaining a summary judgment reversal in an insurance coverage dispute pending before the U.S. Court of Appeals, Eleventh Circuit.

Sanderson Appeal Order

John Guyton is recognized for his pro bono efforts through Community Legal Services of Mid Florida.

Pro Bono Legal Services

John Guyton successfully handles an appeal for Greg Jones – Greg prevailed in a January trial where he obtained a $415,000 verdict and judgment for his client.

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Former of counsel, member inducted in to the Stetson University College of Law Hall of Fame.

Greg Jones obtained a favorable judgment for his client in a trucking accident case, following a 4 day jury trial. The truck driver denied he was at fault for the crash and instead blamed a phantom vehicle that left the scene. The jury rejected that defense.

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John Guyton prevailed in an insurance coverage dispute for his Client Auto Owners Insurance Company. There was a 2 day bench trial followed by an appeal.

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Jonathan Zaifert successfully defended a construction defect lawsuit in Pinellas County. Following a two week jury trial, the jury returned with a finding that our client’s work was not defective and therefore not liable for any of the Plaintiff’s alleged damages.

Jonathan Zaifert successfully defended a Tampa Bay business owner in a property damage lawsuit as a result of a fire. Following a jury trial, the jury returned with a finding that our client was not liable for any of the Plaintiff’s alleged damages.

Greg Jones and Jonathan Zaifert successfully defended a local business in an auto accident claim. Following a four day jury trial, the jury returned with a finding that our client was not negligent as a result of a sudden brake failure in the vehicle and that our client was not liable for any of the Plaintiff’s alleged damages.

John Guyton tried a case for his clients where his clients had been sued under a theory of adverse possession. The case had been appealed once, and then John tried the remaining issue before a Judge, who ruled in his clients favor. The case was appealed and affirmed by the Fifth DCA.

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