General Liability
Kelley Kronenberg has been defending clients throughout the state of Florida since 1980. The Firm’s Liability Department is full service and can handle the following types of cases from inception through appeal:
- Negligence
- Personal Injury, including all injuries from soft tissue to serious injuries such as brain damage and paraplegia
- Property Damage Claims
- Premises Liability
- Wrongful Death
- Negligent Security
- Claims stemming from intentional torts, i.e., assault, battery, child molestation, libel/slander, etc.
- Negligent Hiring/Retention
- Commercial Trucking
- Automobile Accidents
- Dram Shop and Liquor Liability
- Amusement Park Accidents
- Toxic Tort and Environmental cases, including issues with mold, carbon monoxide, propane and other contaminants/dangerous materials
- Construction Defect litigation, including claims of both property damage and personal injury, representing general contractors and various trades
- Breaches of Contract resulting in personal injury or property damage
- Fraud/Misrepresentation
- Florida Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices (FDUTPA)
- Coverage B, Worker''s Compensation
- Legal Malpractice and
- Errors & Omissions claims against insurance agents & brokers
- Appeals stemming from the underlying litigation
- Insurance coverage cases and opinions
At Kelley Kronenberg, we believe the successful defense of a liability claim begins with an initial evaluation of the type of case and the injuries involved to ascertain the extent of investigation and workup needed on each file. Each case will be evaluated in order to develop an individual approach and budget for each file - smaller injury cases will involve less workup than cases involving more extensive injuries. Strategy is developed on a case by case basis, with all investigation and discovery tailored to the facts of each case. Each case is given a customized approach.
In addition, if applicable, the Liability Department will work with the Firm’s Medicare Set Aside (MSA) Department to handle all aspects of Medicare Secondary Payer requirements. The MSA Department is aware of all federal requirements and recent policy changes, and will provide strategy for managing liability cases in light of changes under the Medicare Secondary Payer Act and amendments, including ensuring compliance with Medicare mandatory reporting requirements and identifying problems and solutions for better claims handling and impediments to settlement.
A detailed list of Case Results and information for this Department is available from the Department Head upon request.
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