Miami Partner Trelvis D. Randolph Featured in Juneteenth Article Focused On the Newest Federal Holiday
The latest federally recognized holiday in America, Juneteenth, is impacting operations at business across the country, including our very own Quintairos, Prieto, Wood & Boyer (QPWB). And that is just the kind of different we can get behind. A Brief History of Juneteenth and It’s Impact Juneteenth is widely acknowledged
Celebrating 25 Years of QPWB and Our Unique Entrepreneurial Spirit
Focused on a diverse and creative approach to legal practice, QPWB proudly announces its 25th anniversary. Over the years, we have differentiated ourselves from other firms by fostering an entrepreneurial spirit and promoting creativity and diversity, enabling the firm to excel in an extremely competitive marketplace. “The core of how
Managing Partner of QPWB Division Weighs in on A.I. in the Legal Industry
Bryan Rotella, Founder and Managing Partner our GenCo Legal® division, recently appeared on the Brian Kilmeade Show to discuss the influence that artificial intelligence (A.I.) is having on the legal sector. Rotella noted that A.I. is already having a significant impact on the practice of law, specifically in areas such
Florida Governor DeSantis Signs 2023 Tort Reform Bill Into Law, Avoids Rush of Personal Injury Claims for Florida Businesses
In a matter of hours after the Senate passed the 2023 tort reform bill, Florida governor, Ron DeSantis, signed the comprehensive bill into law providing immediate relief for businesses and business owners in the state. This legislation introduces new limitations and regulations on insurance claims. As noted in past releases,
2023 Florida Tort Reform Update: Legislative Package Passes House, Headed to Senate
A major legislative package, HB 837, aimed at limiting lawsuits against insurance companies and businesses has been passed in the House with an 80-31 vote. Filed by Reps. Tommy Gregory and Tom Fabricio, the bill has sparked hope that insurance rates will be lowered, although there is no mandate for
Client Alert: DOJ Hot on the Trail of Banks Utilizing Discriminatory Practices
On February 28, the Department of Justice (“DOJ”) announced that it had secured a $9 million settlement with Park National Bank to address allegations of lending discrimination. The settlement represents the latest development in the ongoing effort to combat discrimination in the financial industry, particularly against borrowers from minority communities.
Appellate Practice Group Secures Appellate Court Win for Insurance Company in an Assignment of Benefits Case
QPWB Partners Thomas A. Valdez and Megan “Maggie” Colter have won a significant appellate decision in favor of their client in the case of Restoration Team v. S. Oak Ins. Co., 3D21-1932, 2023 WL 1999642 (Fla. 3d DCA Feb. 15, 2023). This result is meaningful for insurance carriers because it
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