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OurPROMISE TO YOU

At Taylor Day Law, we concentrate exclusively on business and commercial litigation as well as insurance defense. Our primary objective is to reach optimal resolutions in a timely and cost-efficient manner to protect your business. That said, we are always prepared to litigate in state and federal circuits throughout Florida and — through our affiliation with ALFA International — in courts around the globe.

Our approach is underpinned by our belief that if it matters to you, it matters to us. That is why we always focus on the impact we make on your business, whether that’s your bottom line or your brand image. We commit to our clients that we will respond rapidly, treat you fairly, and put your interests first. You will also discover how we earned our reputation for delivering top-tier legal representation and individualized legal counsel.

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OurPractice Areas

Taylor Day Law serves a variety of industries, including construction, maritime and transportation. Our areas of practice include, but are not limited to, personal injury, commercial litigation, construction, workers compensation, and insurance defense.

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Automobile owners in Florida are required to carry personal injury protection (“PIP”) coverage. In this week's Briefing, Theresa Sanders explains why not all non-residents who choose to operate a vehicle in Florida enjoy the permanent injury threshold defense.

Understanding the Application of Florida’s Permanent Injury Threshold Defense

Automobile owners in Florida are required to carry personal injury…
Michael Cox recently obtained a final summary judgment for one of our commercial retail clients in a premises liability action involving a trip-and-fall incident. The Plaintiff claimed to have suffered a trip-and-fall over a small concrete joint along a sidewalk while shopping. While the Plaintiff claimed tens of thousands of dollars in damages, our client denied liability, and Taylor Day Law ultimately prevailed in their complete defense.

Final Summary Judgment in Duval County, FL

Michael Cox recently obtained a final summary judgment for one…
Florida is known for its diverse wildlife, from alligators and snakes to bears and coyotes. For residents living in communities governed by homeowners’ associations (HOAs), interactions with local wildlife can be quite common. But what happens when an individual is harmed by wildlife within an HOA community?

Homeowners Associations and Wildlife Liability- Are you at risk?

Florida is known for its diverse wildlife, from alligators and…
Michael Cox recently volunteered to join ABC Florida First Coast Chapter to meet with state legislators to discuss key issues and proposed legislation impacting the construction industry. Our contribution focused on proposed legislation addressing contractor liens and other key issues that impact our clients daily.

ABC Florida First Coast speaks to Florida Legislators

Michael Cox recently volunteered to join ABC Florida First Coast…
John Kessenich and Nicholas Bussé recently obtained a favorable verdict for clients in an auto injury matter in Polk County, Florida. The Plaintiff had extensive treatment, including radiofrequency ablation, and was recommended to undergo a cervical fusion. The Defense admitted liability and strategically focused on the Plaintiff’s various health conditions as the actual cause of his alleged injuries and pain. At the close of the case, the Plaintiff asked the jury for $5.3 million. The Defense suggested the jury award the Plaintiff approximately $9,000, a figure reflective of the Plaintiff’s initial treatment. Ultimately, the jury returned a verdict of $8,397.25, $65,000 less than the last pre-trial offer, further triggering the Defense's Proposal for Settlement.

Favorable Verdict in Polk County, Florida

John Kessenich and Nicholas Bussé recently obtained a favorable verdict…
Andrew Leggette and Shaw M. Ashley recently obtained a favorable verdict for a small business client in a bodily injury matter in Osceola County, Florida. The trial was difficult as the Plaintiff underwent a lumbar fusion and otherwise had no prior treatment history. Despite this, the Defense admitted liability and anchored their trial strategy focusing on the Plaintiff’s degenerative condition causing the need for the fusion. At the close of the case, the Plaintiff asked the jury for $1.3 million while the Defense suggested that the jury award $40,000, a figure reflective of the Plaintiff’s initial care. Ultimately, the jury returned a verdict of $40,000, nearly $160,000 less than the last pre-suit offer and will further trigger the Defense PFS.

Favorable Verdict in Osceola County, Florida

Andrew Leggette and Shaw M. Ashley recently obtained a favorable…

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