Sal Richardson Prevails in Trial and Appeal for Catastrophic Injury Defense Negating 7-Figure Demand in Workers’ Compensation Exposure
June 8, 2026FORT LAUDERDALE – Sal Richardson, Managing Partner of Workers’ Compensation in Fort Lauderdale, secured a complete defense victory in a high-exposure matter involving a claimant seeking lifelong medical and indemnity benefits following a workplace shooting that resulted in permanent paralysis. Following a bifurcated trial on the issue of
Tarlow and Gonzalez Secure Complete Trial Win in Negligence Lawsuit Stemming From Rear-End Auto Collision
June 9, 2026FORT LAUDERDALE – QPWB Fort Lauderdale Hub Managing Partner David Tarlow, alongside Associate Christian Gonzalez, secured a complete defense victory in a negligence lawsuit stemming from a rear-end collision. Despite an admitted liability posture and a final pre-trial demand of $175,000, the jury returned a final award of
QPWB Launches National Business & Commercial Litigation Practice Under New Additions Zahralddin & Ralli
Nationwide practice group led by Zahralddin, paired with an eventual new Delaware hub, positions the country’s fastest-growing law firm as a national force in complex business disputes for the nation’s top companies, insurers, and their leaders. WILMINGTON, Del., June 1, 2026. Quintairos, Prieto, Wood & Boyer, P.A. (QPWB) today announced the launch of a national
Sal Richardson Successfully Defends Employer From Workers’ Compensation Liability Claims Following an Alleged Workplace Fall
May 29, 2026 FORT LAUDERDALE – Sal Richardson, Managing Partner of Workers’ Compensation in Ft. Lauderdale, secured a complete defense victory in a complex workers’ compensation matter involving allegations of workplace injury and subsequent material misrepresentation. Following a trial, the Judge of Compensation Claims (JCC) issued a Final Compensation Order
Lynch & Valdez Expose Plaintiff’s Lack of Causation in Property Damage Suit Eradicating 7-Figure Neighbor Dispute
May 22nd 2026 CHICAGO – Senior Partner John Lynch and Associate Ryan Valdez recently secured a complete defense verdict in a property damage and common law nuisance matter between neighboring homeowners in suburban Chicago. The plaintiff alleged that alterations to the defendants’ property caused water migration and subsequent mold formation,
Sal Richardson Secures Trial & Appellate Victory in Workers’ Compensation Dismissing Complex Toxic Exposure Claim
May 11, 2026 FORT LAUDERDALE – Sal Richardson, Managing Partner of Workers’ Compensation in Ft. Lauderdale, achieved a total defense victory in a complex toxic exposure matter. Despite a significant demand from the claimant, the Judge of Compensation Claims (JCC) denied the claim in its entirety, awarding no medical or
QPWB’s San Francisco Bay Office Adds Veteran Partner Tad A. Devlin
May 6, 2026 San Francisco, CA — Quintairos, Prieto, Wood & Boyer, P.A. (QPWB), one of the fastest-growing litigation law firms in the United States, continues its expansion with the addition of a seasoned attorney to its San Francisco Bay office, Partner Tad A. Devlin. He joins the firm’s San Francisco Bay Hub immediately, deepening
Rana Lange Prevails in High-Exposure Suit For Negligence Exonerating Recreation Center From 7-Figure Demand
April 24, 2026 FARMINGTON HILLS – QPWB Senior Partner Rana Lange secured a complete defense victory in a high-exposure negligence case involving a traumatic brain injury. Despite a $2,000,000 demand from the Plaintiff, the court returned a final award of $0.00, exonerating our client of all liability. Overview of the
Georgia’s Intersection of Bad Faith Fees & Commercial Driving Standards
Reading time: 4 minutes In trucking and commercial vehicle cases, plaintiffs’ counsel frequently asserts that a commercial driver should be held to a higher standard of care than other motorists sharing the road. However, while this argument often references special licenses, training, and regulations, it is inconsistent with Georgia law.
Florida Sixth District Court of Appeal Eliminates Expert Requirements for Determining Attorney’s Fee Awards
Reading time: 5 minutesCases: Ruffenach v. Deutsche Bank Nat’l Trust CoDecided: March 20, 2026 The Sixth District Court of Appeal ruled that parties are not required to retain experts nor is the court required to conduct evidentiary hearings for purposes of establishing the amount of an attorney’s fee award. Ruffenach
