Robert Kelley of Kelley Uustal. Photo: Melanie Bell
In his new book, Fort Lauderdale attorney Bob Kelley recollects successfully doing battle with General Motors for documents that would help deliver an eight-digit verdict.
March 02, 2020 at 11:50 AM
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Personal injury attorney Bob Kelley is accustomed to winning big verdicts against giant companies by digging into the records and digging in his heels when needed in the courtroom.
It helps that he has the kind of magnetic trial lawyer’s personality that enthralls many jurors, but don’t underestimate the other litigation powers that got him in front juries in the first place.
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