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Taylor Day Law

Taylor Day Law was founded in 1981 with a focus on the litigation needs of businesses in Jacksonville and the surrounding communities.

10/13/2026

The Florida Supreme Court has approved amendments to the Rules Regulating The Florida Bar, establishing new standards for Board Certification in Insurance Coverage Law. Effective January 1, 2027, the new rules create a pathway for attorneys to demonstrate their knowledge, experience, and proficiency in this specialized area of law.

Reed Grimm, Vice-Chair of The Florida Bar’s Insurance & Surety Committee, helped make this achievement possible alongside fellow committee members, who worked for several years to bring this initiative to fruition.

Congratulations to the committee on reaching this important milestone for the legal profession in Florida!

10/08/2026

Legal trends aren't the only thing we're interested in at Taylor Day Law! With the Mahjong craze sweeping the nation, we invited a specialist to help us 𝑐𝑟𝑎𝑐𝑘 the code and figure out what all the 𝑏𝑎𝑚 excitement is about! 🀄

Who knew matching tiles could be just as challenging as matching wits in the courtroom?

10/05/2026

Congratulations to Katherine Woods and Christopher Mueller on securing final summary judgment in a construction defect case in Nassau County.

The case involved a builder’s derivative claims against subcontractors arising from a construction defect claim asserted by a homeowner against the builder. At the conclusion of discovery and just weeks before the scheduled trial, the Court found the client’s work was not implicated in the underlying action against the builder and that the builder failed to present evidence to show the client’s work was otherwise deficient.

Final judgment has been entered in the client’s favor. And because the builder did not accept a Proposal for Settlement earlier in the case, the firm will seek recovery of the client’s attorneys’ fees and costs.

10/02/2026

Thank you, 1928 Cuban Bistro, for helping us celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month!

Freshly brewed Cafecito in one hand and a Mezclado sandwich in the other made for an unforgettable morning! Now we’re ready for a much-needed siesta...but maybe a game of Doble Nueve first.

09/29/2026

We had an out-of-this-world time celebrating with Hubbard House, Inc.! 🚀

Thank you for letting us be part of this special celebration and for all you do for the families you serve. We’re grateful for the opportunity to spend time with you and bring a little extra fun to the day!

09/28/2026

Can a passenger collect both bodily injury (BI) and uninsured motorist (UM) benefits under the same insurance policy? In limited, fact-specific circumstances, the answer may be yes.

In this week's Briefing, Danielle Orr explains how Florida courts distinguish between separate tortfeasors and theories of liability when determining whether both coverages may apply.

Read the full analysis: https://bit.ly/4rwCqw0

09/23/2026

John Kessenich and Theresa Sanders recently obtained a favorable verdict for clients after a one-week trial in an auto accident matter in Marion County, Florida. The auto accident was an admitted-liability rear-end impact. The property damage was significant, including airbag deployment. The Plaintiff was 17 at the time of the accident and claimed a permanent traumatic brain injury from a concussion diagnosed on the day of the accident. Additionally, they claimed permanent injuries to their neck and back. The Plaintiff had extensive TBI medical treatment after the accident, and recommendations for lifetime injections and ablations. The Defense strategically focused on the Plaintiff’s activities, social media, and school records after the accident to counter the claims.

At the close of the case, the Plaintiff asked the jury for $4 million in damages, including past medical expenses, future expenses, and pain and suffering. The Defense provided a range of damages from $16,000 to approximately $140,000. Ultimately, the jury awarded the Plaintiff $41,000 as a result of the accident. This verdict will likely trigger the Defense’s pre-trial Proposals for Settlement and likely result in a judgment against the Plaintiff for outstanding attorney’s fees and costs incurred by the Defense.

09/17/2026

Running a restaurant is about much more than great food and service. From management and employee training to property inspections, contracts, food safety and security, there are plenty of legal risks that can turn small issues into costly litigation.

In our latest Briefing, Michael Cox and Job Fickett explore key steps Florida restaurant owners can take to identify and reduce liability before problems arise. Learn more at https://bit.ly/4rh47sN.

09/14/2026

John Osgathorpe will be attending this week’s ALFA International - The Global Legal Network Product Liability & Complex Torts Practice Group Seminar in Park City, Utah, where professionals will RISE TO THE TOP: Discovering Effective Pathways and Fostering Teamwork to Obtain Successful Results.

On Friday, September 18, John will moderate “Defective by Design: Is AI a Product or Service?” The discussion will examine whether AI should be classified as a product or service, how the “stream of commerce” analysis becomes more complex with AI, emerging liability trends, and ways companies can limit their exposure as they integrate AI into their operations.

We’re looking forward to seeing John RISE TO THE TOP in Park City!

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50 North Laura Street, Suite 3500
Jacksonville, FL
32202

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Monday	8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 5pm

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