(l-r) Andrew Gordon, a partner at Hinshaw & Culbertson in Fort Lauderdale; Harsh Arora, a partner at Kelley Kronenberg in Fort Lauderdale; Dan Dolan, a partner at Dolan Dobrinsky Rosenblum Bluestein in Miami; and Barry Richard, a shareholder at Greenberg Traurig in Tallahassee. Courtesy photos Florida Litigators Say State Lawmakers Fall Short in Coronavirus Liability Litigation
"This piece of legislation is meant to avoid frivolous lawsuits," Andrew Gordon said, "where customers and their employees point their fingers at the business because they have the deep pockets and the insurance companies."
January 22, 2021 at 05:08 PM
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Businesses seeking to shield themselves from potential COVID-19 lawsuits brought by their customers or employees may have friends in the Florida Legislature during its 2021 legislative season.
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