About the Book
"Tort Wars" is a non-fiction book about the trials and cases handled by the author in his 46-year career in the courts of the State of Florida. It is a book that is written not just for lawyers, although lawyers will have a hard time putting it down. It has numerous instances of insurance companies engaging in bad faith. The book names names and outlines just what bad faith is.
The opening story in "Tort Wars" concerns the death of a Mexican migrant worker. The case ultimately resulted in not only justice for the family of Maximiano Ayala, but also a major change in the laws of the State of Florida with a benefit to the society in general.
The last story in the book is also about a death. The book is dedicated, in part, to two teenaged girls who were killed in a horrific crash on Highway 70 in St. Lucie County, Florida, in 2018. The case takes you from the night of the crash all the way through the trial in federal court. Thereafter, it takes you to Michigan where an effort was made, with some success, to bust the trust of the extremely negligent man who caused this crash.