The state of the health care system in the U.S. caused the firm to make a switch from defense to plaintiff work. Click here to read more from Law360.

Eugene Pettis’ road to named partner was not easy. Having to deal with adversity in a world not used to embracing diversity, the future Florida Bar president overcame obstacles thrown his way. Click here to read more about the career of Eugene Pettis.

Richard Schwamm advises the public on medical record updates in the Sun-Sentinel. Click here to read Richard’s letter and stay updated on the changes that impact you.

Nikeisha Pryor will serve as a board member for the 2017-2018 Caribbean Bar Association. Click here to read more about the Nikeisha and the board.

James Haliczer sheds light on the importance of amendment 7, which will help keep patients informed regarding past medical incidence, negligence and misconduct of medical professionals and institutions. Click here to read James’ article in the Daily Business Review.

Partner Trisha Widowfield has earned the coveted AV® Preeminent™ Peer Review Rating from Martindale-Hubbell®, the highest rating given by the publication. Click here to learn more about Trisha and the AV rating.

Richard Schwamm’s insight was featured in the Sun-Sentinel regarding a new law that would make texting while driving a more severe offense. Click here to read Richard’s letter to the editor in the Sun-Sentinel.