Kevin W. Moore

In law school, I was the staff editor for our schools law review. This position required many hours of research to make sure every piece we wrote was legally accurate. That experience laid the groundwork for a skill I use every single day. I use my skills in research to put together a complete picture for my clients injuries, the best course of treatment, and the legal strategies available to help secure the best outcome possible. Good research early in the case process also helps build a stronger foundation to go off of. When I present my clients argument for why they deserve everything were seeking, I already have solid facts and figures to reference. One case Ill never forget really had me relying on my ability to research. There was a chef who had a wisdom tooth removed and suffered a lingual nerve injury during the procedure. This type of injury isnt something many attorneys have experience with and one that I had to really dig into to help my clients case move forward. The case went all the way to trial but with the facts behind our case, the case was tried in our favor and turned out to be the largest verdict for this type of injury in Broward County. After such a big success, I started getting more cases focusing on dental malpractice which is definitely a niche area but also very much needed here in Florida.