We have expanded the geographic scope of our practice to include Central Florida.

Many of us at O’HARA HALVORSEN HUMPHRIES, PA took to the streets on Saturday, October 18th, for the annual Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure – in support of one of our own, and another good friend, who both battled breast cancer last year. Our “Double D’s for Debbie” team (named after our two…

Congratulations to attorney James “JD” Morgan for passing the Georgia Bar exam! He will head up to Georgia to be sworn in next week. JD is looking forward to bringing his auto insurance and construction litigation experience to cases coming to us from Georgia. He can be reached at (904) 346-3166, extension 3018, or at…

One of our own, Tiffany M. Jones, was recently featured in the Daily Record. Click hereto view her “Lawyer Snapshot.”

The Florida Wildlife Federation has been keeping the wild in Florida since 1936. Steve O’Hara has been elected to a two-year term as Chair of its Board of Directors. Conserving wildlife habitat and protecting recreational access to Florida’s natural resources have been Steve’s life-long passions. He said, “I know of no grassroots statewide conservation organization…

On September 12, 2014, after a week-long trial including six hours of jury deliberation, Jeff Humphries and Steve O’Hara won a federal court jury verdict in a lawsuit for underinsured motorist coverage benefits. The plaintiff was a 55-year-old retired firefighter who still worked as a volunteer firefighter. He was rear-ended while responding to a call,…

After a six-day jury trial, Steve O’Hara won a favorable verdict for their client, the defendant, in Clay County, Florida, on April 22, 2013. The case involved a motor vehicle collision. The issues were fault, causation, permanency, and damages. The plaintiffs asked for over $3.5 million in damages after the middle-aged female plaintiff underwent shoulder…

On April 23, 2014, Jeri O’Hara won a favorable jury verdict for her client in St. Johns County, Florida. The plaintiff, a 22-year-old man, was involved in an auto accident with our client, a woman of similar age. He sued her for damages, claiming that the accident caused permanent disc herniations in his low back.…

On Wednesday, March 12, 2014, Steve O’Hara won his tenth consecutive jury trial. The case involved a first-party property damage claim against an automobile insurer for total loss of a car due to fire and theft. The insurer had paid what it felt was actual cash value for the car, but the policyholder wanted more.…