On Sept. 28 a Broward jury ruled in favor of a plaintiff who filed suit against his insurance company to receive what he perceived as the full amount owed to him in accordance with his uninsured motorist policy. The jury’s nearly $1.58 million dollar verdict arose after settlement discussions fell through between the parties.
Jeffrey H. Wolfson — himself a personal injury attorney — filed suit against his insurance carrier, Liberty Mutual Insurance, in light of a Nov. 12, 2015, car collision in which he was struck by an insured motorist in Fort Lauderdale.
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