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The Trial Law Firm Trusted by Lawyers

Posted | February 12, 2025

Earning the respect and trust of their peers is one of the largest indicators the firm uses to determine its place in the field. And since the vast majority of the case at MANEY | GORDON Trial Lawyers are referrals, it’s proof that their formula is working. One of Tampa Bay’s Most Referred Law Firms … Continue reading →

MANEY | GORDON Trial Lawyers Remains a Best Law Firms® in 2025

Posted | January 30, 2025

MANEY | GORDON Trial Lawyers has been recognized in the 2025 edition of Best Law Firms®, a testament to its unwavering commitment to legal excellence. Ranked by Best Law Firms regionally in 3 practice areas, MANEY | GORDON Trial Lawyers has distinguished itself in the legal industry, earning this prestigious accolade. Firms included in the 2025 Best Law … Continue reading →

MANEY | GORDON Trial Lawyers Nurtures Young Talent

Posted | January 09, 2025

The Evidence Is Inarguable The power of any city comes from its people. Here in Tampa Bay, we are fortunate to live and work within a population of so many intelligent, principled and socio-economically sophisticated men and women who continue to make this great community the location of their respective residences and professional careers. And … Continue reading →

Tampa Magazine Charity Register

Posted | November 11, 2024

We Are Stronger Together MANEY | GORDON Trial Lawyers is once again honored to serve as Executive Sponsor for the annual Tampa Bay Charity Register published by Tampa Magazines. The power of any city comes from its people. And we are no exception. With three major sports teams, some of the best hospitals in the … Continue reading →

MANEY | GORDON Trials Lawyers Takes Home Two Tellys

Posted | September 23, 2024

“We don’t do things like other law firms and that includes our ads,” says managing partner Jeffrey, “Jack” Gordon. “We also believe people see enough of the same kinds of commercials.” The message seemed to resonate and Streetlight Productions took home a Silver and Bronze Telly for the 2024 Telly Awards with their “Do Not … Continue reading →

Medical Malpractice Laws Are Not Designed to Protect Patients

Posted | August 07, 2024

Hospitals and physicians are insulated by laws that offer more support to them than to the patients they treat. Organizations like the American Medical Association (AMA), along with other larger, socio-economically sophisticated organizations, lobby for the laws providing that very insulation. And while the AMA is a legitimate organization that is well-recognized nationally, the very … Continue reading →

Florida to Move Over for More Than Just Law Enforcement

Posted | May 10, 2024

The Sunshine State is one of the many states who have adopted the Move Over Law to include stranded and disabled vehicles. This has already applied to law enforcement officers, first responders, and all those folks in neon vests for over 20 years. Have you ever pulled over on the side of the interstate and … Continue reading →

Funding Tampa Bay’s Future Lawyers

Posted | March 15, 2024

The Evidence Is In Giving back to the community is something that hits us especially deep. Providing support to our neighbors is key to how we function as more than lawyers, but individuals. And when we get the chance to give back to the future lawyers, especially in our community, sign us up. That’s why … Continue reading →

My Grandparents Reside in an Assisted Living Facility That Seems Understaffed. My Grandpa Fell and Got Hurt. Who Do I Call?

Posted | March 05, 2024

Assisted living facilities are designed to provide a safe and caring environment for seniors who may need assistance with daily activities. Families entrust the care of their vulnerable relatives to these facilities expecting their loved ones to be well treated and properly monitored. Unfortunately, situations can arise where understaffing or neglect leads to accidents and … Continue reading →

Have You Been Misdiagnosed? You May Have Grounds for a Medical Malpractice Claim

Posted | March 05, 2024

It’s More Common than You Think When healthcare providers make errors in diagnosing a patient’s condition, the consequences can be life-altering or even deadly. Physicians must first create a differential diagnosis that is essentially a list of all potential illnesses or infirmities consistent with the patient’s complaints and clinical presentation. Then, by virtue of ordering … Continue reading →