Ken Ronan, left, and Anthony Brown, right, with Lavelle, Brown & Ronan in Boca Raton. Courtesy photo.
Boca Raton lawyers Kenneth J. Ronan and Anthony D. Brown argued that the negligence of former flea market owners GFM Operations Inc. set a chain of events in motion, leading their client to shoot a man who attacked him, be arrested for attempted murder and serve more than a year in jail, where he was beaten by inmates.
March 04, 2019 at 02:47 PM
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Kenneth J. Ronan and Anthony D. Brown of Lavalle, Brown & Ronan in Boca Raton obtained an $8 million jury verdict for their client Oswaldo Jason Archibald, who was attacked at a pool hall in an Opa-locka flea market.
Archibald claimed that because the flea market’s former owners GFM Operations Inc. failed to intervene, he had to defend himself, shooting his attacker and serving more than a year in jail before his case was dismissed.
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