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Attorney Portrait

Podcast Description

In this episode of It’s No Accident, Mark and Jaeson explore significant cases that underscore the complexities and high stakes of product liability claims. The duo covers a range of pivotal incidents, including seatback failures in vehicles, the notorious Takata airbag shrapnel incidents, Ford Pinto explosions, and a hunting tree stand failure. They also dive into the challenges of pursuing claims against foreign manufacturers, particularly those selling through platforms like Amazon, and the debates surrounding distributor liability.

The episode also highlights the legal strategies used to hold manufacturers accountable, the importance of preserving evidence, and the financial implications for victims when insurance coverage falls short. Tune in to “It’s No Accident” to gain a deeper understanding of your rights and learn how to safeguard yourself from defective products.

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Mark continued his studies at Florida State University College of Law, graduating cum laude in 2008. While in law school, Mark was a member of the Journal of Land Use & Environmental Law and the Journal of Transnational Law & Policy, as well as a certified legal intern with the FSU Public Interest Law Center, where he assisted low-income clients with a wide range of family law issues. He also served as a law clerk intern to The Honorable L. Clayton Roberts of Florida’s First District Court of Appeal.

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