Commercial General Liability

Miami Steakhouse Seared for $12M in Shooting Settlement

Marcus Williams, a member of Jonathan “DaBaby” Kirk’s entourage alleged Miami Beach steakhouse Prime 112 failed to properly secure its premises after Williams was shot in the neck and rendered a quadriplegic on the restaurant's premises.

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Michael Haggard, left, and Adam Finkel, right, of the Haggard Law Firm. (Credit: Courtesy photos) Michael Haggard, left, and Adam Finkel, right, of the Haggard Law Firm. (Credit: Courtesy photos)

Florida attorneys obtained a multimillion-dollar settlement for their client, who was rendered a quadriplegic outside of a high-end Miami Beach steakhouse over its alleged failure to secure the property during a holiday weekend.

Michael Haggard and Adam Finkel, the managing partner and an associate, respectively, at the the Haggard Law Firm, represented the plaintiff, Marcus Williams. Jonathan “DaBaby” Kirk’s entourage, included Williams, who stood with his wife near the valet stand on the premises of the defendant, Prime 112M LLC, moments before an unknown person shot him in the neck.

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