“I think the general public has been bamboozled by this tort reform.” Contrary to popular belief, juries are not awarding unmerited “nuclear” verdicts in Florida, so recent tort reform legislation may be doing more harm than good.
In this episode of The David vs. Goliath Podcast, hosts Matt Dolman and Stan Gipe welcome Fort Lauderdale trial lawyer Anthony Russo Jr. to discuss the drawbacks of the recent tort reform legislation in Florida. Anthony, Matt, and Stan talk about the reality of tort practice in Florida and how so-called “tort reform” really affects plaintiffs seeking compensation for their damages.
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Episode Snapshot
- How badly did Ron DeSantis hurt plaintiffs in Florida?
- Doesn’t tort reform prevent consumers from having access to the courts?
- The concept that juries are trying to give away money willy-nilly is a farce.
- What did the legislation really meddle with? Hint: It’s not what actually leads to “nuclear” verdicts.
- Are insurance companies really losing money from these verdicts?
- Where do we see tort reform going?
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