Video: Roundup’s Link to Cancer
Attorney Shaun Cummings explains the health concerns associated with a key ingredient in the popular weed and grass killer.
Florin|Roebig Honors Those Who Have Served Our Country
Today, and every day, we consider our gratitude for those in the military who have sacrificed to keep our country, the United States of America, free and safe from harm. Below are the servicemen and women in the [...]
Attorney Chase Florin Becomes Double-Board Certified in Civil Trial Law
Chase Florin is now a Board Certified Advocate with the National Board of Trial Advocacy (NBTA), making him a double-Board Certified trial attorney in the field of Civil Trial Law. Earlier this year, Chase became [...]
Your Rights as a Cancer Patient in the Workplace
In 2019, an estimated 268,600 new cases of invasive breast cancer are expected to be diagnosed in women in the U.S., along with 62,930 new cases of non-invasive breast cancer. Many of those diagnosed work in office [...]
Car Show and Fall Festival Under the Oaks
Florin|Roebig invites you to join us on Saturday, October 26th for a Car Show and Fall Festival! This family fun event hosted by Car Shows for Charity will be held on the Florin|Roebig grounds and open to the [...]
Stetson Again Earns #1 National Ranking in Trial Competition Performance
Florin|Roebig is thrilled to congratulate Stetson University College of Law for again receiving the #1 national ranking in trial competition performance! Based on both regional and national competition result data, [...]
Video: Sex Discrimination in the Workplace
Employee Rights Trial Attorney Taylor Roebig explains laws and actions that define workplace sex discrimination.
The Three Common Stucco Defects that Can Destroy Your Home
The Florin|Roebig Construction Negligence division is constantly fighting for families and business owners in Florida who are suffering from the negative effects of negligently installed stucco. Water intrusion [...]
Supreme Court to Decide Whether LGBTQIA Employees Protected Under Title VII
Early next month, the Supreme Court will hear arguments for three cases to determine the scope of the ban on workplace sex discrimination as it is stated in Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. The Court’s [...]
“I had surgery and ended up with an infection. Do I have a case for medical malpractice?”
When a harmful infection develops after surgery, it can raise questions as to how, when, and why the infection occurred. If the cause is inadequate medical care, there is a chance that the patient will have a claim [...]