Nevada’s Most Relentless Defense Attorney Strikes Again in Skilled Nursing Facility Settlement Judgement Succeeding Where Other Firms Couldn’t
Las Vegas Managing Partner, Adam Garth, demonstrated relentless determination when, within a two-week turnaround from assuming the case in its final stages upon another firm’s failure, he secured a successful settlement for 100% less than than initial ask of the plaintiff’s attorney. This accomplishment led to the dismissal of two
US Attorney General Says There’s a New AI “SHERIFF” In Town at the Department of Justice
Article By Devin Leonardi – CMO Recent landmark developments within the Department of Justice (DOJ) promise to reshape the future of legal risks and the problem-solving required by legal professionals. The DOJ has officially appointed Princeton University professor, Jonathan Mayer, as its inaugural Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer (CAIO) and Chief
Robin Khanal Testifies Before Senate Judiciary Committee On SB 238 – The ALF Claims Bill
At Quintairos, Prieto, Wood & Boyer, P.A. (QPWB), our commitment to our clients extends far beyond the courtroom. Managing Partner of the Orlando Hub, Robin Khanal, exemplifies this dedication by actively participating in the legislative process to advocate for laws that benefit our clients, particularly Assisted Living Facilities (ALFs). By
QPWB Partner Takes Difference-Making in Our Orlando Hub to the National Stage in Support of Communities in Need
This holiday season, our QPWB demonstrated the true spirit of our call to Lawyer Differently® in an extraordinary way. Spearheaded by Orlando Hub Partner, Jeanine-Marie Anty, the “Adopt a Child Holiday Drive” turned into a nationwide movement of generosity and unity. Jeanine-Marie’s initiative transcended jurisdictional boundaries, galvanizing contributions from Orlando,
New To North Carolina – Lawyer Differently® Keeps Growing For You
Charlotte, NC – 11/1/2023 Quintairos, Prieto, Wood, and Boyer P.A. (QPWB), a leading full-service business law firm, is pleased to announce the opening of its new office in Charlotte, North Carolina. The new location will primarily focus on Workplace Safety Risk Minimization, reinforcing the firm’s commitment to providing best-in-class legal
QPWB Flips Expert Testimony To Win Against Frivolous Nursing Home Negligence Claims
QPWB’s diligence to fight unjust claims wins again for a nursing home client determined to push back on a heavily plaintiff-favored system and claims. The Plaintiff leveled a claim of negligence stating that the facility failed to prevent respiratory distress leading to the untimely death of their 93-year-old family member
The QPWB Difference Strikes Ground in New Mexico – Lawyer Differently® Keeps Growing For You
ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico – 10/30/2023 Quintairos, Prieto, Wood, & Boyer P.A. (QPWB) is excited to announce the opening of its newest office in Albuquerque, New Mexico. With a steadfast commitment to innovative legal solutions encapsulated in our motto, “It’s all about Different™,” QPWB continues its strategic expansion. Leading the Albuquerque
QPWB Opens in Connecticut: Managing Partner Gerald V. Davino Eyes a Different Approach to Workers’ Compensation
HARTFORD, Connecticut – 10/9/2023 Quintairos, Prieto, Wood, & Boyer P.A., a leading national law firm, is thrilled to announce the opening of its new office in Connecticut. This strategic move is in line with the firm’s unique tagline, “It’s all about different,” emphasizing its commitment to bringing diverse perspectives and
Electrifying Jury Decision! QPWB Wins Big for Condominium Community
In a dramatic turn of events, Quintairos, Prieto, Wood, & Boyer (QPWB) led by Fort Lauderdale-based Managing Partner, David M. Tarlow and his seasoned team, secured a triumphant defense verdict for a luxury condominium community nestled on the pristine beaches of Fort Lauderdale, Florida. This landmark decision came after the
The Apex Doctrine in Action: Georgia’s Bold Move to Protect Corporate Leadership
By: Gabriel Logreia and Sandro Stojanovic For years, large corporations have struggled to prevent the burdensome task of sending high-ranking officers to be deposed under O.C.G.A. § 9-11-30(b)(6). More often than not, these officers are not familiar with the specific facts relating to the subject matter of the litigation. As
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