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‘We Just Dig Deeper’: Litigator Bob Kelley on His Longest Trial, Tactics

Personal injury attorney Bob Kelley is accustomed to winning big verdicts against giant companies by digging into the records and digging in his heels when needed in the courtroom. It helps that he has the kind of magnetic trial lawyer’s personality that enthralls many jurors, but don’t underestimate the other litigation powers that got him in front of juries in the first place.


More Than A Dozen Lawsuits Filed Against FBI Over Parkland Shooting

Just after midnight on January 5, 2018, a person who knew Nikolas Cruz made a call to the FBI. The caller described Cruz’s threats, his love of guns and said she feared he was going to explode. She told the FBI he wanted to kill people. He did just weeks later, confessing to murdering 17 people at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland…


Trial Lawyer Robert W. Kelley Hits #1 Best Seller With New Book: The Memorandum

Award-winning American trial lawyer Robert W. Kelley adds Best Selling Author to his high profile bio as his book: The Memorandum – A True Story of Justice Forged from Fire hit #1 on Amazon in Two Categories the first week on sale. Hailed as an “Engrossing tale of a real-life legal battle” by Kirkus Reviews, author Robert W. Kelley’s The…


PTSD sufferers among those planning to sue sheriff, school board over Parkland shooting

Dozens of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School students and family members of the slain victims have notified the Broward School Board and the Sheriff’s Office they intend to sue over the February shooting that left 17 dead and another 17 injured. Of the 40 who have sent intent notices to the agencies, more than half were not physically…


Sunrise hit-and-run victim speaks out after waking from coma

After spending almost six weeks in a coma, the victim of a hit-and-run is now telling her story. Now on the road to recovery, 53-year-old Michelle Holguin opened up about her ordeal. “I have back pains. This is broken. There’s something out here that’s out of place,” she said, running her hand over her back and shoulder.


Woman speaks about hit-and-run crash after awakening from medically-induced coma

A waitress who was struck by a car last month while riding her bicycle home from work in Sunrise spoke to reporters Thursday for the first time since the crash. Michelle Holguin, 53, was placed into a medically-induced coma after the hit-and-run crash and has been recovering at a hospital in Deerfield Beach. Doctors treated Holguin for injuries to her head…



Family Of Murdered Teen Files Malpractice Suit Against Hospital

The family of a teen shot weeks before leaving to college has filed a medical malpractice lawsuit in his death. Brian Brown, 19, was a high school graduate, star football player and was ready to continue his education in California. On June 14, he was shot three times in the back. His girlfriend drove him to Jackson Health North. However, they transferred…


Brian Brown’s family says hospital’s actions led to his death

The family of a 19-year-old man who was fatally shot during what police described as a drug deal gone wrong is suing the hospital that he was transferred to before he died. By all accounts, Brian Brown had a bright future ahead of him when he died after being shot in the back. But now, his family and their attorneys said the hospital he was taken to by…


Kelley Wins Major Verdicts When Fighting ‘The Good Fight’

Bob Kelley got his guiding principle from his dad: A person’s best comes in helping others and serving a greater good. That’s what made him want to be a lawyer. That’s how he wound up taking on corporate giants on behalf of the people they wronged, with victories including the largest jury award for an individual in a tobacco case up to that time and…