Mike Perenich Injury Lawyer

01/03/2026

11/17/2025

It was my privilege to present at the great American teaching this year. It’s always fun, interesting and refreshing to speak to the children and give them a bunch of goodies. I spoke at Eastlake middle school and I did two classes at Brooker Creek elementary. I look forward to doing it next year as well.

09/17/2025

We’ve all seen the billboards of folks with big checks looking happy. The reality is that insurance companies don’t write big checks for no reason, the people you see on the billboard holding a check for hundreds of thousands of dollars were grievously injured and had multiple surgeries. Finally the check doesn’t account for the hundreds of thousands of dollars in medical expenses. I’m glad that these people were pleased with their attorney, but the picture doesn’t provide the whole story. .memes

04/17/2024

Getting trial set for a Tallahassee case

10/27/2023

Our Firm delivered 3 pounds of cookies for each shift to our local as a small token of our appreciation for their service and support to our communities. These people have been here for my family numerous times and we are thankful for that!

09/01/2023

day at school, I finally made it to the big leagues!

08/31/2023

I went full gray after my 1L year, I was only 24.😅 .memes

08/30/2023

08/30/2023

before

07/31/2023

Florida was about to take further steps in getting rid of robocalls:“It was the gold standard. It was driving down robocalls and people were really happy because they could finally stop them,” he explained.

But just when Florida’s new robocall law was proving to do everything it set out to do for consumers, earlier this year that changed. State lawmakers brought back the issue. Only this time their focus seemed to be less on protecting Florida consumers and more on helping big businesses get back in the robocall game.
In the months leading up to the 2023 legislative session, campaign finance records showed some of the same companies that lobbied for changes to Florida’s telephone solicitation law also donated thousands of dollars to Republican Senator Clay Yarborough, who introduced the more business-friendly version of the law in the Senate.
Even more money went to Representative Bob Rommel, the GOP chair of the Senate Commerce Committee. Rommel, a business owner, is also big tort reform supporter who wielded the power to move forward changes to the FTSA. (An office spokesperson told us Representative Rommel was not available for an interview.)..
By the end of the session, the legislature passed a new, more business-friendly telephone solicitation law. Representative Beltran was the only Republican in the House to vote against the bill.

Investigative reporter Katie LaGrone discovers how money, power, and special interest may have had the final call when it comes to telephone solicitation in Florida.

06/19/2023

It’s official

06/13/2023

We met and great time