Farah and Farah

08/27/2026

When an 81-year-old Ocala man was killed in a hit-and-run, his family was left with more questions than answers and an insurance company that had already paid out the only policy on the table to someone else. Here's how Ocala wrongful death attorney Tiffany Faddis fought to get justice for his children anyway 👇

🔗 https://farahandfarah.com/blog/ocala-hit-and-run-wrongful-death-case/

08/26/2026

💥 $650,000 CLIENT WIN! 💥

When our client was seriously injured in a crash, the other driver insisted they had the green light. During his deposition, our team uncovered inconsistencies in his testimony and kept fighting for the compensation our client deserved.

St. Augustine car accident attorney Sam Ranard, alongside Lisa Bijesse, put up a to get our client a HUGE of $650,000!

To learn more about Sam: https://farahandfarah.com/attorneys/samuel-ranard/

08/25/2026

On Saturday, Chuck Farah took Legal Live to the Farah & Farah Performance Studio for the Child Cancer Fund Care-A-Thon and dedicated the entire hour to the kids and families fighting childhood cancer.

During the show, Farah & Farah matched donations up to $3,500. Chuck also made an additional donation of $15,000 to the Child Cancer Fund.

The smiles in that room said it all 💚

08/24/2026

Behind every case is a relationship that doesn't end when the paperwork does.

To every client who trusted us with their story, thank you for allowing us to be part of your journey.

08/22/2026

Do businesses have a responsibility to keep their property safe for customers?

On a recent episode of Legal Live, premises liability attorney Ross Evans explains why businesses owe customers a duty to maintain reasonably safe conditions, how stores are designed to draw your attention, and what that can mean if you're injured on their property.

Understanding a business's responsibilities can help you better protect your rights after an accident.

Listen to the full episode here https://youtu.be/KNxKzi0kZEk

08/20/2026

This is our client, Clara, and Farah & Farah case manager, Lori Freed. Here's what Clara had to say about her experience:

"She is one of the most kind caring understanding people I have ever encountered... She takes her time to listen to you and not rushing you along. Everything she says, you know it's from the heart..."

That's what we show up for every single day.

Congratulations to Lori and her team on another 💪

08/19/2026

💥350,000.00 CLIENT WIN! 💥

When our client was injured in a slip and fall, the defense argued there was no proof the business knew about the dangerous condition. Our team uncovered evidence and kept fighting after the insurance company initially offered just $87,500.

Jacksonville slip and fall attorney Savannah Cooley put up a to get our client the compensation they deserved - a HUGE of $350,000.00

To learn more about Savannah: https://farahandfarah.com/attorneys/savannah-cooley/

08/19/2026

Drawing on vast experience in personal injury and complex consumer litigation, personal injury litigation attorney Larry Huttman provided expert commentary for a Moneywise article titled "'The company failed to implement basic defenses': 23andMe data breach victims are finally getting paid, but bankruptcy could shrink their payouts."

To read the full article: https://moneywise.com/news/top-stories/23andme-data-breach-settlement-bankruptcy-payouts

The article delves into the multistate settlement and ongoing bankruptcy proceedings surrounding 23andMe's massive October 2023 data breach, which exposed sensitive genetic and personal information of nearly 7 million customers. It details how the permanent nature of human DNA creates unique, long-term privacy risks for consumers, unlike replaceable credit cards or bank accounts, and explains why class-action compensation and state settlements often fall short in evaluating non-economic damages.

Huttman provided critical legal insight on the distinction between genetic and financial breaches, as well as the inherent challenges in measuring biometric damages in consumer claims.

"Courts and federal and state governments should treat genetic data breaches much more distinctly than financial data breaches," Larry told Moneywise. "However, non-economic damages are always subject to non-objective measurement... these attorneys general were making claims on behalf of the states, not the individuals, so class action compensation is not well designed to address these areas."

To read more👇

The settlement highlights the lasting risks of exposing genetic data that can’t be changed or replaced.

08/18/2026

We are happy to announce that we are officially Proud Partners of the Tampa Bay Rays 😤

See y'all at the Trop 👀

Drop your favorite Rays player in the comments ⚾️

08/18/2026

Highlighting his role as a trusted leader in helping property owners navigate recovery after severe weather, insurance claims attorney Andreas Study was recently featured in a USA TODAY article titled "Is your roof hurricane-ready? The red flags that could lead to costly damage."

Read the full article: https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/home-services/roof-damage-warning-signs-before-hurricane/91062412007/

The article explores how homeowners can evaluate their roof's structural readiness before severe weather strikes and identify hidden vulnerabilities before they cause catastrophic damage. It breaks down critical warning signs, such as damaged shingles, water stains, and loose flashing, while emphasizing how pre-storm preparation directly impacts post-storm recovery and insurance outcomes. Andreas provided crucial advice on establishing baseline property documentation and navigating potential coverage denials.

"Before a storm arrives, the most important thing you can do is document your property's condition," says Andreas. "Create a baseline by taking clear, timestamped photos of your roof, interior ceilings, attic spaces, gutters and downspouts... If your roof is already compromised by long-term wear, an insurance company will almost certainly use that as grounds to deny coverage for water intrusion."

To learn more👇

Experts share the key signs your roof isn't hurricane-ready, from damaged shingles to hidden leaks, and explain how to protect your home from a storm.