Rich’s practice is distinguished by his comprehensive approach to asset recovery and his nuanced understanding of the legal landscape surrounding debt collection.
With this judicial appointment, David continues his commitment to public service and legal excellence—supporting access to justice and legal education across Pinellas County.
His arrival at Shumaker enhances the firm’s ability to deliver thoughtful, effective representation in sophisticated disputes across a wide array of industries.
In Florida, you can go to prison not for reckless driving, DUI, or even causing a crash—but simply for driving with a suspended license too many times.
Firm expands into Wilmington, strengthening litigation bench with team of attorneys.
Identifying medical malpractice can be complex, but recognizing these six red flags provides a solid starting point.
The plaintiffs have repeatedly been told by SuperShuttle’s representatives that, in fact, the company offers no options for individuals who require a wheelchair accessible vehicle.
Former Boeing worker’s suicide sparks renewed concerns over safety and whistleblower treatment.
3M will pay $450 million to settle New Jersey lawsuits over PFAS pollution.
The agreement contains several provisions. The state’s Unemployment Insurance Agency, or UIA, must pay about $55 million to claimants. It will also, for the first time in years, be permitted to resume collection efforts against applicants who committed fraud or were otherwise overpaid.