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Kelley | Uustal Trial Attorneys
We fight for those who can't afford to lose.
About Kelley | Uustal Trial Attorneys
Kelley | Uustal is a nationally recognized, award-winning law firm based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Founded by Robert Kelley and John Uustal, we are dedicated to fighting for justice by protecting victims and punishing intentional wrongdoing and negligence. We dig. We work. We do what it takes to help deliver Personal Victories for our clients. Our track record of success includes fighting against some of the largest corporations in the world and recovering over a quarter of a billion dollars in compensation for the injured. Our unique Forensic Discovery Methodology allows the firm to reverse-engineer the scene of an accident, injury, or product malfunction. The firm’s attorneys, along with engineers, doctors and scientists, trace the root causes of a personal tragedy back to its earliest and truest origin: often all the way back to the manufacturing facility or corporate boardroom. Our work has resulted in safer vehicles, safer products and ultimately, safer consumers. Our attorneys have been named by their peers as Best Lawyers by the World’s Premier Guide, Top 5% of Attorneys in Florida by Florida Super Lawyers®, Most Effective Lawyers in South Florida by the South Florida Daily Business Review. Outside the courtroom, we are dedicated to improving the lives not just of our clients, but of everyone in our community. To that end, we regularly partner with local and national charities and organizations.
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Legal & Regulatory
Kelley | Uustal Trial Attorneys handled a recent product liability case where the client was turned in to a $27 million recovery after eight other firms turned it down.
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Legal & Regulatory
Kelley | Uustal Trial Attorneys attorney John Uustal obtained secret internal documents from General Motors, study results the American public had never seen, and at trial proved that the company's decision to let people burn alive was a calculated one.
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