Category Archives: Case Results
Other Notable, Recent Recoveries by Skip Pita and Shannon Del Prado
$350K in Medical Negligence Case. Case originally rejected by two other firms. $350K in boat dock negligence case for hip and back injuries. $150K from Retailer for Knee Injury. Video Evidence of liquid on floor for excessive amount of time. $145K from local municipality for shoulder injury. It took litigation and tenacity to get… Read More »
Skip Pita and Shannon Del Prado Find the Video at Scene. Recover $235K for War Veteran
Mr. S is a war veteran. In 2023, Mr. S patiently waited for the green light. After it turned green, he proceeded into the intersection when a barreling F250 ran a red light and T-boned him. Mr. S was taken to the hospital for broken ribs and a battering to his body. He required… Read More »
Shannon Del Prado’s Tenacity Results in Full Tender of $300K Limits in Hit and Run
Shannon Del Prado was focused on determining the identity of a hit and run driver, who left Mr. B on the road with a complicated leg fracture and knee injury. Mr. B was on his scooter, picking up diapers for his newborn, when he was side-swiped by a large SUV. Two people in the… Read More »
Skip Pita’s Pursuit of Justice Results in $950K Recovery on Federal Tort Claim
Mr. F was slammed by a postal service truck. Skip Pita marshalled the case through the Federal Tort Claims Act procedures and then filed suit in Federal Court after the Government offered Zero. In the litigation, after Mr. F underwent a second shoulder surgery, Skip Pita successfully obtained the right to request a higher… Read More »
PWD Recent Trial Triumph: Randy Weber, B.C.S. Prevails!
Weber, B.C.S. Prevails! Albury v. Homeowner’s Choice Plaintiff, Deborah Albury, is the owner of a single-family home in Southwest Miami Dade County. On September 10, 2017, Hurricane Irma carved a path of destruction through Miami-Dade County and beyond. Ms. Albury’s home was in this path – but it seemed, at the time, that she… Read More »
Mini Mart Recovery: Another Remarkable PWD Victory by Skip Pita
PWD Recovers $950K for Client Assaulted at Store Mr. M went to a local mini-mart in Central Florida to buy some chicken. A store employee, with an extensive criminal and prison record, took a dislike to Mr. M. That employee decided to lie in wait for Mr. M in the parking lot. When Mr…. Read More »
Coblentz Agreement — Denial of Coverage results in $800,000 Settlement
During June 2021, our client, Mr. Jones (not his real name), slipped and fell on water in the hallway of his condominium building. From the outset, it was clear that the water came from the building’s HVAC System. Consequently, Mr. Jones hired Randy Weber to represent him. Unfortunately, the insurance carrier for the building… Read More »
$8,172,000.00 for husband sought damages after wife was killed by alleged drunk driver
On May 25, 2020, plaintiff’s decedent ********, 57, a pharmacist, was operating a sedan on Northeast 54th Street in Miami, Fla. At the same time, ******* was operating a sport utility vehicle in the opposite direction of the same road. His vehicle was traveling 70 miles per hour, and the decedent’s car was traveling… Read More »
PWD and Quintana Law — Win Jury Verdict in favor for Plaintiffs on July 22, 2022 for $204,666.80
PWD and Quintana Law Team Up Again After a 4-day trial, a Miami-Dade County Jury returned a verdict in favor of Plaintiffs, Fernando and Morgan De La Madriz, for the total amount of their damages. The jury deliberated for just 15 minutes before reaching its verdict. The case involves a denied homeowner’s insurance claim…. Read More »
PWD Partner, Randy Weber teams up with good friend, colleague and trial attorney, Hilton Napoleon, II, to obtain $520,000.00 Jury Verdict for Civil Rights Violation (42 USC Section 1983).
Partner, Randy Weber, had the privilege and honor of working with Hilton Napoleon, II, and his client, Susan Khoury recently in the case of Susan Khoury v. Miami Dade County School Board and Gregory Williams, which was pending in Federal Court in the Southern District of Florida. By way of background, Ms. Khoury was… Read More »
