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Trial Results and Experience. Our attorneys are experienced in fighting for our clients at trial and on appeal. Based on our results, our attorneys have been recognized with awards and distinctions held by less than 1% of attorneys nationwide and 2.5% of attorneys in this State. To learn more, read about Our Results.
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what our clients say
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Thank you so much for all you have done to help us in this unclear and scary situation. Your professionalism was above and beyond. You were our wind vane when we needed direction. You were a light in a dark time. You stood and fought for us when we needed an advocate. You were our voice when we could not be heard.
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OUR RECENTRESULTS
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Our client was driving her vehicle when a semi truck and trailer came into our client’s lane causing a collision. Our client had multiple spine surgeries for injuries caused from the collision.
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Bulluck Law Group represented an individual whose vehicle was struck by a commercial truck causing our client to have multiple spine surgeries for permanent injuries that will require future medical care.
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Cook v. Bay Area Renaissance Festival of Largo, Inc., 164 So.3d 120 (Fla. 2d DCA 2015). This case established premises liability case law that even when a hazard is open and obvious, a land possessor can still be liable for failing to exercise reasonable care to prevent foreseeable injury. Further, the relevant question to liability […]