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Greggory Jacobs

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Greggory Jacobs is a decisive litigator whose command of complex tort, construction, and commercial matters has made him a go-to counselor for clients facing high-stakes disputes across Florida.

Overview


  • Florida State University College of Law, J.D., 2017, cum laude
    • Executive Editor – Journal of Transnational Law and Policy
  • Florida State University, B.S., 2014
  • Florida, 2017
  • U.S. District Court for the Southern and Middle Districts of Florida

Greggory Jacobs is a shareholder in the Firm's Complex Litigation and Class Actions Group. His practice focuses on representing clients in the construction, residential real estate, and transportation sectors in matters involving contract disputes, delay and defect cases, claims for payment, negligence and other civil tort claims, and insurance coverage disputes. Whether steering a dispute through discovery and motions or presenting a case to a judge or jury, Greggory brings the courtroom experience and strategic judgment that clients need when the stakes are high.

Greggory's commitment to his clients begins long before a lawsuit is filed. He provides comprehensive pre-suit counseling that includes conducting in-depth investigations, delivering strategic risk assessments, and developing proactive, business-oriented solutions designed to mitigate exposure and resolve disputes, where necessary, before they escalate into costly litigation. This dual focus on trial readiness and early intervention allows Greggory to offer clients a full spectrum of advocacy, from the boardroom to the courtroom, ensuring they are positioned for the best possible outcome at every stage of a dispute.

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  • Secured a complete defense verdict for a U.S.-based construction and utility services provider following a high-exposure wrongful death jury trial where the plaintiff sought $5 million in damages.

  • Achieved a dismissal with prejudice at the pleadings stage in a case involving claims for breach of contract and negligence, eliminating the client's exposure before discovery even commenced.

  • Obtained a dismissal with prejudice of a 358-page amended complaint asserting claims arising from an alleged third-party beneficiary breach of contract.

  • Successfully obtained critical evidentiary rulings that severely limited the opposing expert accident reconstructionist's opinions at trial.

  • Prevailed on a summary judgment in a breach of contract dispute, resolving the matter in the client's favor and avoiding the time and expense of a trial.

  • Obtained a judgment on the pleadings in a personal injury action, resulting in the full dismissal of negligent hiring, training, and retention claims asserted against the client.

  • Strategically positioned a 57.105 motion for sanctions resulting in the developer-plaintiff dismissing all claims against our contractor client.

  • Represented a ship builder in a hearing loss case involving allegations of excessive noise levels in accommodation spaces in berthing areas.

  • Represented a hydrocollator manufacturer (medical heating unit) in product liability litigation involving claims of negligence and strict liability arising from the manufacture and design of the product. This representation involved counseling the client on an effective resolution of the matter and whether the alleged severe burns were caused by the subject product. The case ultimately resolved at a fraction of plaintiff's initial demand.

  • Defended a food manufacturer in a lawsuit involving claims that the food label was false or misleading and violated state deceptive trade practices act. This representation also involves evaluating whether the Food Drug and Cosmetics Act preempts the claims brought by the plaintiff in this matter.

  • Counseled a glass manufacturer on claims regarding breach of warranty and alleged defective products. This matter was amicably resolved in the pre-suit stage.

  • Represented a construction company in a complex, multiple party premises liability action. Settled the case at a fraction of the original demand.

  • Represented an emergency medical services provider in a multi-party medical malpractice lawsuit involving catastrophic injury.

  • Assisted a construction company with the pre-suit investigation of a building collapse.

  • Advised a utility construction company in a pre-suit investigation regarding an electrical injury to a lineman.

  • Member – The Admiralty and Maritime Law Committee of the American Bar Association Tort Trial & Insurance Practice Section
  • Member – Cuban American Bar Association (CABA)
  • Member – Broward County Bar Association
  • Member – Transportation Lawyers Association (TLA)
  • Member – Baker Donelson's 24-Hour Transportation Emergency Response Team
  • Co-author – "Preparing for the Inevitable Battle: Discovery and the Admissibility of Other Similar Incidents," ABA Publishing, American Bar Association (July 2023)
  • Co-author – "Meaningful Tort Reform on Florida Horizon," republished March 9, 2023, in Law360 (February 2023)

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