Salmon, Salmon, Labbe & Dehne Celebrates 25 years in Business Today!
The Firm Welcomes Partners in New York, New Jersey, North Carolina, and Texas Reflecting on twenty-five years of business, people come to mind. These people include our current and former colleagues, many of whom now operate their own firms, manage legal departments, or remain assistants to the lawyers they worked with while at our firm. …
We’re In North Carolina!
We are excited to announce that our firm is expanding with the opening of a new office in Charlotte, North Carolina!This marks an important step in our continued growth and commitment to serving our clients across key markets.The Charlotte office will be led by Partner Joseph Paxton, whose experience and leadership will help establish a…
Salmon, Salmon, Labbe & Dehne Earns MBE Certification
Salmon, Salmon, Labbe & Dehne is proud to announce that it has received Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) certification from the National Minority Supplier Development Council (NMSDC).The NMSDC is the longest-operating business growth engine for the broadest group of systematically excluded communities of color (Asian-Indian, Asian-Pacific, Black, Hispanic, and Native American). This certification reflects Salmon, Salmon,…
Thursday Lunch and Learn Webinar – Ethical Excellence in Florida Property Claims
Thursday, December 11, 2025 12:00 – 1:00 PMWebinar Link to be sent before the webinar.Hosted by D. Brian Moore II, CPCUand Nestor A. Marante , Esq. 1 hour of Florida CE Credit REGISTRATION
Circuit Court Declines Plaintiff’s Attempt to Claim Overhead & Profit without Incurring the Expense
After an unsuccessful attempt to prove to a jury that Plaintiff was entitled to Overhead and Profit during trial, Plaintiff sought a directed verdict on the issue of whether she was entitled to Overhead and Profit as a matter of law. In Brown v. Universal Property & Casualty Insurance Company, Universal Property & Casualty Insurance…
Florida Supreme Court Declines to Accept Jurisdiction in Attorneys’ Fees and Costs Dispute
Despite choosing to take a “dangerous risk” (as True Builders’ counsel put it) in proceeding with litigation in circuit court due to a jurisdictional question, True Builders requested the Supreme Court of Florida (“Supreme Court”) to invoke discretionary review of an appellate court decision that True Builders claimed conflicted with Supreme Court precedent and opinions…