Martinez Manglardi

$329

Car Accident / Wrongful Death

A federal jury in Miami recently delivered a pivotal verdict in a case involving a fatal Tesla crash, finding the company partly to blame for a tragic 2019 accident that reignited national debates over self-driving technology and legal responsibility. The deadly Tesla accident occurred in Key Largo, Florida, when a Tesla Model S running on Enhanced Autopilot failed to brake at an intersection. This resulted in the death of 22-year-old Naibel Benavides Leon and serious injury to her boyfriend, Dillon Angulo.

$25M

Personal Injury

Personal Injury settlement for a 27-year-old mother of three young children who was injured on her job at a packaging warehouse. Her supervisor turned on the machine anyway and severed all of her fingers on both hands except for the two thumbs.

$6.5M

Medical Malpractice / Pharmacy Error

Medical Malpractice / Pharmacy filling error “medication overdose”

$6M

Wrongful Death

settlement for a family in the death of their 8-year-old

$6M

Wrongful Death / Drunk Driving

Drunk Driving / “Wrongful Death” settlement for the family of a 20-year-old college student who was killed when a drunk driver ran a red light. The driver was a woman who had so much to drink at a lodge that her blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit.

$5

Workers' Compensation

settlement for a man in his late 40s who was severely burned on the job. Despite enduring burns over 60% of his body which required several lengthy and painful surgeries and resulted in significant permanent scarring, Florida workers compensation law barred any recovery for non-economic damages. Martinez Manglardi argued this case fit a rare exception in workers compensation law, allowing a claim under general negligence principles.