Geoff Moore

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Attorney Geoff Moore’s representation to catastrophically injured victims has landed him on the Super Lawyers® list (2023) after years on the Rising Stars℠ list (2018-2022), an honor limited to 2.5% of the lawyers in the state of Florida. Geoff prides himself with both clients and fellow attorneys as being approachable and trustworthy, while being a fierce advocate for injured parties.


For the past five years, Geoff Moore was selected to the National Trial Lawyers Top 40 under 40, an invitation-only organization extended exclusively to trial lawyers practicing civil plaintiff litigation or criminal defense litigation. 

Geoff’s clients have entrusted him to litigate and pursue many life-changing settlements and verdicts. Recent examples include a products liability case against Coloplast for a defective transvaginal mesh in Federal Court in Orlando where the jury awarded our plaintiff a $2,500,000 verdict. Prior to that in an auto trial in Sarasota County the jury awarded our plaintiff a $3,455,363.01 verdict for disc herniations, and the trial before that involved a partial fingertip amputation in Orange County where the jury awarded $200,000.00. In 2017 he was a member of a trial team that received a $1,100,000.00 verdict in a nursing home negligence case.

Geoff is an active member of the Florida Justice Association (FJA), a statewide group of trial lawyers dedicated to representing individuals and families against big insurance companies and other corporations. He also serves on the FJA Nursing Home task force – a group specifically dedicated to protecting the rights of nursing home and assisted living facilities residents. Mr. Moore has volunteered time in Tallahassee lobbying and testifying in front of the Florida Senate on behalf of nursing home residents.

When not practicing law, Mr. Moore serves on the Central Florida Zoo board, dedicating time to an organization committed to the global and local education, conservation, and preservation of wildlife. But, most importantly, Geoff enjoys spending his time with his wife and two young children.

"The personal relationships I develop with clients is the greatest reward," says Geoff. "Cases can take years. After spending an extended period of time working together, there is no better feeling than receiving a phone call from a former client—months after a case resolution—for no other reason than to check-in and say 'hello.'"

If you are in need of skilled legal representation, he can help you better understand your rights and options. Mr. Moore would be happy to review the specific details of your legal matter during an initial free consultation.

Education
  • University of Florida, J.D.
    • Book Award in Trial Practice
    • Member of the Dean's List
  • University of Florida, B.S. Psychology, with Honors

Recent Representative Verdicts and Settlements

  • $5,750,000.00 Settlement – Confidential Settlement;
  • $4,750,000.00 Settlement – Confidential Settlement;
  • $3,455,363.01 VERDICT Lead counsel in Clark v. United Services Automobile Association, Case No. 2017-CA-883-NC – uninsured motorist trial involving a two level cervical arthroplasty after a cervical disc herniation;
  • $2,500,000.00 VERDICT Products Liability trial involving a defectively manufactured transvaginal mesh;
  • $2,000,000.00 VERDICT Lead counsel in the Estate of Claude Lucas v. Greenbrook NH, LLC, et al – nursing home negligence trial involving the neglect of an elderly resident.
  • $1,300,000 Settlement Auto negligence settlement;
  • 1,100,000.00 VERDICT Member of the trial team in Eston Green v. Medical Facilities of America, Case No. 13-586 involving the nursing home neglect and wrongful death of an elderly resident;
  • $1,000,000.00 Settlement – Confidential Medical Malpractice Settlement;
  • $1,000,000.00 Settlement – Confidential Auto Settlement;
  • $950,000.00 Settlement – Confidential Settlement;
  • $800,000.00 Settlement – Confidential Auto Settlement
  • $750,000.00 Settlement – Against the manufacturers of a faulty transvaginal mesh;
  • $600,000.00 Settlement – Confidential Medical Malpractice Settlement;
  • $600,000.00 Settlement – Confidential Auto Settlement;
  • $500,000.00 Settlement – Confidential Medical Malpractice Settlement;
  • $500,000.00 Settlement – Confidential Auto Settlement;
  • $475,000.00 Settlement – Confidential Settlement;
  • $375,000.00 Settlement – Involving the neglect of an elderly nursing home resident;
  • $300,000.00 Settlement – Against the manufacturers of a faulty transvaginal mesh;
  • $300,000.00 Settlement – Confidential Auto Settlement;
  • $250,000.00 Policy Limits SettlementMedical Malpractice action involving the delayed diagnosis of prostate cancer;
  • $225,000.00 Settlement – Confidential Medical Malpractice Settlement;
  • $200,000.00 VERDICT – lead counsel in Martin v. AvenuePubOrlando, LLC, Case No: 2016-CA-010259-O involving a partial fingertip amputation at a restaurant;
  • $200,000.00 Combined Policy Limits Settlement - Auto injury case involving complex regional pain syndrome;
  • $200,000.00 Settlement - Nursing Home Negligence resulting in wrongful death;
  • $190,000.00 Settlement Dog Bite Injury Case;
  • $180,000.00 Settlement – Broken wrist following a failure to repair a sidewalk;
  • $175,000.00 Settlement - Auto injury case involving a detached retina;
  • $162,000.00 Settlement Confidential Settlement;
  • $150,000.00 Settlement Auto vs. Bicycle collision involving a punctured lung;
  • $140,000.00 Settlement – Confidential Nursing Home Neglect;
  • $140,000.00 Settlement – Confidential Settlement;
  • $125,000.00 Settlement – Confidential Nursing Home Neglect;

Multidistrict Litigation Experience

  • In Re: Zoloft (MDL No. 2342) –Served as member of the Discovery Subcommittee responsible for reviewing millions of pages of documents produced by Pfizer, Inc.
  • In Re: American Medical Systems (MDL No. 2325)
  • In Re: Ethicon (MDL No. 2327)
  • In Re: Coloplast (MDL No. 2387)
  • In Re: C.R. Bard (MDL No. 2187)
  • In Re: Boston Scientific (MDL No. 2326)
  • In Re: Mirena (MDL No. 2434)
  • In Re: Xarelto (MDL No. 2592)