Bryan Hofeld, David Silverman and Zane Berg of Fort Lauderdale’s Schlesinger Law Offices secured a $6.5 million jury verdict for a 19-year-old woman who was severely injured on a Broward carnival ride as a child.

Elizabeth Frank was 11 in December 2011 when she went on a family trip to the Seminole Indian Reservation’s annual Christmas carnival. But festivities came to an abrupt end after Frank fractured her skull and broke both legs on board a ride called the “Psycho Swing,” which swings participants in high-speed, 360-degree loops.

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