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Andrew Norden has been promoted to Partner and Director of Litigation at Osborne & Francis. Osborne & Francis is a personal injury law firm headquartered in Florida, with nationwide reach and recognition.

Necrotizing enterocolitis in newborn babies is a dangerous, painful condition for your child. Necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) is a gastrointestinal issue that predominantly affects premature babies, and it could be fatal if not diagnosed and treated quickly.

Dear survivor and family members of the Champlain Towers: My name is Joe Osborne.

Around South Florida, it seems everybody knows someone who knows someone affected by the Champlain condo collapse. The collapse has sent a chilling ripple throughout Surfside and the local community, and the questions below are often overheard:

Attorney Greg Francis has launched his new book, “Just Harvest: The Story of How Black Farmers Won the Largest Civil Rights Case Against the U.S. Government.” The book documents the story of how he served as lead counsel representing thousands of Black Farmers in the largest civil rights discrimination settlement in U.S. history.

As the country’s largest civil rights discrimination settlement, the case ultimately distributed $1.25 billion to thousands of Black farmers. Francis recently decided to gather memories from his experience litigating the lawsuit for a new book, titled Just Harvest, which is due out next month.

Osborne & Francis Law Firm is proud to be included as an honoree of the Daily Business Review’s Annual Florida Legal Award for “Diversity and Inclusion” (Law Firm category).

In September 2019, The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced that there were extremely high levels of NDMA in the product Zantac. NDMA is a harmful carcinogen that has been in connection with causing various diseases

An employee is barred from suing their employer and coworkers for on-the-job injuries involving ordinary negligence. Under Florida's workers' compensation system, both the employee and his or her employer give up certain rights in order to facilitate quick and efficient outcomes resulting from incidents involving on-the-job injuries.

It’s estimated that there are well over 50 million surgeries performed in the U.S. each year. With a number like that, it’s extremely fortunate that medical technology has made anesthesia better and safer than it ever has been.