“Plaintiffs attorneys should be aware that this is something carriers might be doing or might start doing. Defendant attorneys would probably want to be aware as well, given that they may be put in the position of defending the tactic before the court in the future,” attorney Michael Hersh said.
June 13, 2022 at 04:38 PM
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South Florida attorney Michael Hersh said he expects an upcoming trip-and-fall premises liability case will expose an emerging tactic used by insurers which may result in decreased medical expenses being allowed into evidence at trial.
Hersh and Ian Kirtman of Hersh Kirtman Injury Law have just filed a lawsuit for their client Marc Hirschberg who they alleged tripped over and fell on an unrepaired and dangerous defect in the pavement.
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Ian Kirtman, left, and Michael Hersh, right, of Hersh Kirtman Injury Law. Courtesy photos
