Boca Raton Injury Law w. Michael Grife

The Grife Law Firm

Boca Raton Injury Lawyer w. Michael Grife is a South Florida personal injury podcast hosted by Michael K. Grife, President and Founding Attorney of The Grife Law Firm. Each episode breaks down one serious injury case: catastrophic injury, medical malpractice, truck accidents, and wrongful death claims, and why a selective, trial-ready boutique firm values and litigates these cases differently than a high-volume settlement mill. The show focuses on Boca Raton and Palm Beach County, including the wrecks and injuries along I-95 and Federal Highway. Michael explains South Florida injury law in plain English. New episodes are on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify. The Grife Law Firm offers free consultations at thegrifelawfirm.com or (561) 998-0770. This podcast is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Consult a licensed attorney about your specific case.

Episodes

  1. 3d ago

    When Does a Misdiagnosis Become Medical Malpractice in Florida?

    A missed or delayed diagnosis becomes medical malpractice when it falls below the standard of care and causes substantial harm, such as a catastrophic injury or a death. Michael Grife of The Grife Law Firm walks Abby through differential diagnosis, proving causation, Florida's expert and pre-suit rules, the filing deadline, and damages. Questions answered in this episode: When does a misdiagnosis become medical malpractice? Why is causation so hard to prove in a misdiagnosis case? What if a hospital refuses to release your medical records? When does the Florida deadline start for a misdiagnosis? Is there a cap on pain and suffering in a Florida misdiagnosis case? What should you avoid doing if you suspect malpractice? Topics covered: misdiagnosis and delayed diagnosis, the standard of care, causation, differential diagnosis and tunnel vision, misread CT and MRI scans, missed fractures, missed cancer, stroke and heart attack timing, sepsis and appendicitis, liability and causation experts, the same-specialty rule, medical records and imaging, the expert affidavit, notice of intent and 90-day pre-suit screening, the two-year statute of limitations with a four-year limit, respondeat superior, apparent agency, non-delegable duty, economic and non-economic damages, wrongful death damages, and no cap on pain and suffering. Michael Grife on causation: "The causation piece is the link between liability and damages." Michael Grife on differential diagnosis: "Where doctors get into trouble, and I see it all the time, is tunnel vision, right?" Michael Grife on medical records: "You have an absolute Florida statutory right to get your medical records." Michael Grife on settling: "Once you resolve your case, it's resolved forever." Michael K. Grife is President and Founding Attorney of The Grife Law Firm. Consultations are free, with no fee unless there is a recovery. Free consultation: thegrifelawfirm.com Phone: (561) 998-0770 Office: Boca Raton, Florida Podcast website: bocaratoninjury.lawyer Recorded: August 2026 #FloridaMedicalMalpractice #MisdiagnosisLawyer #DelayedDiagnosis #DifferentialDiagnosis #SameSpecialtyRule #BocaRatonMedicalMalpractice Recorded August 2026. This episode is general information, not legal advice. Laws change frequently and vary by state, so the discussion here may no longer be current at the time you view or listen to it and may not apply in your jurisdiction. Viewing or listening does not create an attorney-client relationship. For guidance on your specific situation, consult a licensed attorney in your state. Chapters 00:00:00 Misdiagnosis Malpractice in Boca Raton With Michael Grife 00:01:01 What Counts as a Missed or Wrong Diagnosis? 00:03:51 When Does a Misdiagnosis Become Medical Malpractice? 00:09:20 How Do Tunnel Vision and Misread Scans Cause Missed Diagnoses? 00:14:17 Why Is Causation the Hardest Part of a Misdiagnosis Case? 00:17:35 What if a Hospital Won't Release Your Medical Records? 00:19:38 Which Doctors Can Testify as Experts in a Florida Misdiagnosis Case? 00:21:28 Why Does Timing Matter So Much in a Missed Stroke or Heart Attack? 00:24:52 How Does Florida's Pre-Suit Process Work in a Malpractice Case? 00:28:27 When Does the Malpractice Statute of Limitations Start in Florida? 00:30:53 Can a Hospital Be Liable for a Doctor's Missed Diagnosis? 00:32:36 What Damages Can You Recover for a Delayed Diagnosis? 00:36:01 Is There a Cap on Pain and Suffering in Florida Malpractice Cases? 00:37:57 How Do Lawyers Decide if a Misdiagnosis Case Is Worth Taking? 00:40:12 What Should You Do if You Think a Doctor Missed Your Diagnosis?

    When Does a Misdiagnosis Become Medical Malpractice in Florida?

  2. Sep 30

    How Long Do You Have to File a Medical Malpractice Claim in Boca Raton, FL?

    In Florida, a medical malpractice claim generally must be filed within two years of the incident or of when you reasonably should have known of the injury, up to four years with late discovery, and no lawsuit can be filed until a notice of intent and a same-specialty expert affidavit clear a 90-day pre-suit screening. Michael Grife of The Grife Law Firm walks Abby Arnold through each step. Questions answered in this episode: How long do you have to file a medical malpractice claim in Florida? Why can't you just file a malpractice lawsuit in Florida? What does the expert affidavit require, and when is it waived? Why do lawyers turn down cases where a doctor clearly made a mistake? Topics covered: duty, breach, causation, damages, standard of care, ordinary negligence, the two-year statute of limitations, late discovery up to four years, the 90-day extension, Chapter 766 pre-suit screening, notice of intent, expert affidavits, the same-specialty rule, the audit trail, no damages cap, life care plans, loss of consortium, wrongful death claims, apparent agency, non-delegable duty, and Florida venue. Michael Grife on the Florida deadline: "The statute of limitations in Florida for medical malpractice is two years from the date of the incident or the date that you reasonably should have first known of the injuries from the malpractice." Michael Grife on causation: "Just because a mistake was made doesn't mean that the doctor or the provider is gonna be held legally responsible." Free consultation: thegrifelawfirm.com Phone: (561) 998-0770 Office: Boca Raton, Florida Podcast website: bocaratoninjury.lawyer Recorded: August 2026 #FloridaMedicalMalpractice #MalpracticeStatuteOfLimitations #ExpertAffidavit #Chapter766 #SameSpecialtyRule #BocaRatonMedicalMalpractice Recorded August 2026. This episode is general information, not legal advice. Laws change frequently and vary by state, so the discussion here may no longer be current at the time you view or listen to it and may not apply in your jurisdiction. Viewing or listening does not create an attorney-client relationship. For guidance on your specific situation, consult a licensed attorney in your state. Chapters 00:00:00 Welcome Back to Boca Raton Injury Law with Michael Grife 00:01:02 What's the Difference Between Medical Malpractice and a Bad Outcome in Boca Raton, FL? 00:03:26 What Are the Four Elements You Must Prove in a Florida Medical Malpractice Case? 00:05:29 How Do Florida Jury Instructions Define the Standard of Care? 00:07:43 Why Is Causation Just as Important as Liability in a Medical Malpractice Case? 00:10:03 How Can a Wrong-Leg Injection Case Affect Causation in a Malpractice Claim? 00:11:07 Why Does a Medical Malpractice Case Usually Require an Expert Witness? 00:12:58 When Does Florida's Two-Year Medical Malpractice Deadline Begin? 00:15:38 How Long Do You Have to File a Medical Malpractice Claim After Discovering an Injury in Florida? 00:17:34 Why Do Children Have More Time to File Medical Malpractice Claims in Florida? 00:18:30 How Does Florida's 90-Day Pre-Suit Period Affect the Malpractice Deadline? 00:20:29 Why Can't You File a Florida Medical Malpractice Lawsuit Without Following Chapter 766? 00:22:47 What Pre-Suit Documents Do You Need to Start a Florida Malpractice Case? 00:24:24 Why Does a Florida Medical Malpractice Case Require an Expert Affidavit? 00:26:35 How Strictly Do Florida Courts Enforce the Same-Specialty Rule? 00:28:08 Why Might a Florida Lawyer Turn Down a Clear-Cut Medical Malpractice Case? 00:29:54 How Can a Medical Records Audit Trail Show What Really Happened? 00:31:48 Is There a Cap on Catastrophic Malpractice Damages in Florida? 00:34:49 Who Can Claim Loss of Consortium or Wrongful Death Damages in Florida? 00:35:50 Who Pays If a Boca Raton Doctor Doesn't Have Enough Insurance? 00:38:16 When Can a Florida Hospital Be Liable for an ER Doctor's Actions Under Apparent Agency? 00:39:46 How Can ER Patient Quotas Lead to a Medical Malpractice Claim in Boca Raton, FL? 00:41:42 Where Is a Florida Medical Malpractice Lawsuit Filed After Pre-Suit Requirements Are Met? 00:43:08 What Should You Do If a Doctor Has Harmed You in Boca Raton, FL?

    How Long Do You Have to File a Medical Malpractice Claim in Boca Raton, FL?

  3. Jul 16

    Can You Sue the Hospital for ER Malpractice in Boca Raton? Independent-Contractor Loophole

    When you're hurt by negligent care at a Boca Raton hospital, the hospital itself, not just the doctor, is often the party you can sue. Michael Grife of The Grife Law Firm walks Abby Arnold through the theories that pull a Florida hospital into a malpractice case, how it's proven, what it's worth, and the deadlines that can end a claim. Questions answered in this episode: Who can be sued after negligent care at a Boca Raton hospital, the doctor or the hospital? Why are many Florida ER doctors independent contractors instead of hospital employees? What is apparent agency, and how does it make a hospital liable for a doctor? How does negligent credentialing expose a Florida hospital to liability? Can you sue a Florida hospital directly for medical malpractice? How does Florida's Chapter 766 pre-suit notice work for hospital cases? What is sovereign immunity, and how does it cap claims against a public hospital? Topics covered: respondeat superior, apparent agency, actual agency, non-delegable duty, corporate negligence, negligent credentialing, vicarious liability, standard of care, Chapter 766 pre-suit screening, and sovereign immunity. Florida statutes referenced in this episode: Fla. Stat. Ch. 766 (pre-suit notice and screening), Section 95.11 (two-year statute of limitations, delayed discovery to four years), and Section 768.28 (sovereign immunity, damages cap for public hospitals). Notable from this episode: Michael Grife on independent contractor doctors: "I would call it a shell game. Come to our ER, we have the best doctors, you're gonna get the best care. But then when those doctors screw up, they wanna say these aren't my employees." Michael Grife on why hospitals pay: "Who's gonna be able to pay those judgments? It's the hospital that's gonna be able to pay them." Michael Grife has practiced medical malpractice law for nearly two decades at The Grife Law Firm, a luxury boutique trial practice in Boca Raton fielding board-certified civil trial attorneys. Free consultation: thegrifelawfirm.com Phone: (561) 998-0770 Office: Boca Raton, Florida #BocaRatonMedicalMalpractice #FloridaHospitalNegligence #ApparentAgency #NegligentCredentialing #SovereignImmunityFlorida This content is for general information and is not legal advice. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Every case is unique, and recoveries depend on the specific facts and circumstances involved. Chapters 00:00:00 Can You Sue a Hospital After Boca Raton Medical Malpractice? - Boca Raton Injury Law w. Michael Grife 00:00:52 Can You Sue the Doctor, the Hospital, or Both in Florida? 00:03:54 Are Boca Raton ER Doctors Independent Contractors, Not Employees? 00:05:55 How Can a Florida Hospital Be Liable for an ER Doctor? 00:08:08 What Is Apparent Agency, and How Does It Pull In a Florida Hospital? 00:13:10 What Is Corporate Negligence at a Boca Raton Hospital? 00:15:13 How Does Negligent Credentialing Make a Florida Hospital Liable? 00:18:11 What Is Vicarious Liability for Hospital Nurses in Florida? 00:19:48 Can You Sue a Florida Hospital Directly? Naming the Defendant 00:22:07 What ER Mistakes Turn Into Florida Hospital Negligence Claims? 00:24:33 How Do ER Understaffing and Triage Failures Become Negligence? 00:26:35 What Is the Standard of Care for a Boca Raton ER? 00:28:33 How Does Florida's Chapter 766 Pre-Suit Notice Apply to Hospitals? 00:31:51 Why Is the Hospital Often Where the Real Money Is in Florida? 00:34:09 What Damages Are Available for Catastrophic Hospital Negligence? 00:38:56 Why Is There No Cap on Non-Economic Damages in Florida? 00:40:56 How Are Future Medical and Life Care Costs Valued in Florida? 00:44:27 How Long Do You Have to Sue a Hospital Under Florida Section 95.11? 00:46:18 What Is Sovereign Immunity for a Public Hospital in Florida? 00:47:53 What Should You Do First If a Boca Raton Hospital Harmed You? 00:49:07 What's the Key Takeaway on Boca Raton Hospital Negligence? 00:50:44 How to Contact The Grife Law Firm in Boca Raton

    Can You Sue the Hospital for ER Malpractice in Boca Raton? Independent-Contractor Loophole

  4. Jun 30

    How Do Boca Raton Injury Lawyer Fees Work & What Does It Cost to Hire One?

    Michael K. Grife, President and Founding Attorney at The Grife Law Firm in Boca Raton, explains what it costs to hire a personal injury lawyer in Florida, how contingency fees work, how money flows out of a settlement before you see a dollar, and why the quality of your firm changes how insurance carriers price your case from day one. Questions answered in this episode: Do you need a lawyer after every car crash in Boca Raton? What is a contingency fee and what does it cost up front? What percentage do Florida car accident lawyers take in pre-suit vs. litigation? How do medical liens and attorney fees come out of the same settlement? What does a Boca Raton lawyer actually do between hire and payment? How does hiring a lawyer change the way an adjuster treats your claim? Why does a firm's willingness to go to trial change what insurers offer? How does Florida's two-year statute of limitations affect when you need a lawyer? Topics covered: Contingency fee agreements, Florida Bar fee schedule, one-third vs. 40% fee rule, medical liens, closing statement, Florida modified comparative fault (50% bar), Florida PIP statute, two-year statute of limitations, legal demand package, trial readiness leverage, board-certified civil trial lawyers, deposition preparation, defense medical exams, mandatory mediation. Notable quotes: - "We are in this thing together. You never cut me a check, and if and only if we win your case do we ever get paid." - "These insurance companies feel fear, I assure you - and it is better to be feared than loved when it comes to having the right lawyer." - "We want them to look at our legal demands and feel one thing: fear. Full cup of justice, or we're coming for you." Florida statutes referenced: Fla. Stat. Section 768.81 (modified comparative fault / 50% bar), Fla. Stat. Section 627.736 (PIP), Fla. Stat. Section 95.11(3)(a) (two-year PI statute of limitations), Fla. Bar Rule 4-1.5(f) (contingency fee schedule). The Grife Law Firm | Boca Raton, FL | (561) 998-0770 | thegrifelawfirm.com Free consultation - available 24/7. No fee unless we recover for you. This podcast is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Consult a licensed attorney for your specific case. Prior results do not guarantee similar outcomes. Chapters 00:00:00 Boca Raton Injury Law with Mike Grife 00:00:35 Do You Need a Lawyer After a Boca Raton Crash? Florida 50% Rule 00:02:30 Why Firm Choice Changes the Outcome of a Catastrophic Injury Case in Florida 00:07:20 What Types of Crashes Need a Lawyer in Florida? PIP Statute and Liability 00:08:55 What Is a Contingency Fee? No-Cost Representation for Florida Crash Victims 00:10:45 What Percentage Do Florida Lawyers Take? One-Third vs. 40% Fee Rule 00:13:50 How Do Liens and Fees Come Out of a Settlement? The Florida Closing Statement 00:17:25 What Does a Boca Raton Car Accident Lawyer Do from Hire to Settlement? 00:22:10 How Does Hiring a Lawyer Change How Insurers Treat Your Boca Raton Claim? 00:23:35 How Do Lawyers Investigate Fault in a Boca Raton Crash? Liability and Evidence 00:28:35 What Is a Legal Demand Letter in Florida? The Tool That Gets a Fair Settlement 00:32:15 Why Does a Firm's Willingness to Go to Trial Change Your Florida Settlement? 00:34:10 What to Look for When Choosing a Car Accident Lawyer in Boca Raton, Florida 00:36:28 What Questions Should I Ask a Boca Raton Lawyer Before Signing? 00:37:55 What Is a Contingency Fee Agreement? What to Read Before Signing in Florida 00:40:15 How Soon After a Boca Raton Crash Should You Call a Lawyer? 00:41:40 How Does Florida's Two-Year Statute of Limitations Affect Your Case? 00:43:35 How Does a Lawyer's Role Change When Your Case Goes to Litigation in Florida? 00:46:38 How Does a Boca Raton Lawyer Decide to Settle or Go to Trial? Client's Call 00:48:50 How to Hire a Boca Raton Car Accident Lawyer: Your First Step to Justice

    How Do Boca Raton Injury Lawyer Fees Work & What Does It Cost to Hire One?

  5. Jun 10

    Filing a Car Accident Claim in Boca Raton: Florida Fault Laws & Common Claim Mistakes

    How do you file a Florida car accident claim without making the mistakes that quietly destroy cases? Attorney Michael Grife of The Grife Law Firm in Boca Raton walks Abby Arnold through the full process: the scene, PIP, HB 837's 2023 rewrite, the claim sequence, and the errors insurance companies count on you to make. QUESTIONS ANSWERED IN THIS EPISODE: What should you do at the scene of a Florida car accident? When must a Florida driver self-report a crash using HSMV Form 90011S? Why is Florida's 14-day PIP rule the most critical deadline? What evidence beyond photos - the event data recorder - makes or breaks a claim? How does Florida's no-fault PIP system work? When can a Palm Beach County crash victim sue the at-fault driver? How did HB 837 rewrite Florida car accident law in 2023? Why is a recorded statement to the at-fault insurer so damaging? How does social media destroy a Florida car accident claim? Can you recover if you were partly at fault under modified comparative fault? What is the Florida statute of limitations after HB 837? FLORIDA STATUTES: § 627.736 (PIP, 14-day rule), § 95.11 (two-year SOL under HB 837), § 768.81 (modified comparative fault, 51% bar), Art. 1 § 23 Fla. Const. (right of privacy). Florida uses two different crash report forms. HSMV 90010S is the Florida Traffic Crash Report completed by law enforcement when an officer investigates. HSMV 90011S, the Driver Report of Traffic Crash (Self Report), is what a driver files with FLHSMV within 10 days when no officer investigates and the crash caused $500 or more in damage. NOTABLE FROM THIS EPISODE: Michael Grife on the event data recorder: "If you don't hire a lawyer quickly, they're not gonna know to look for the event data recorder. And once the car gets totaled out and it winds up in a junkyard, bye-bye event data recorder." Michael Grife on social media: "Would you pay tens of thousands of dollars for the right to post on TikTok or Instagram? Of course you wouldn't. But after a car crash, it can cost you tens of thousands of dollars." Michael Grife on HB 837: "HB 837 was one of the most anti-consumer laws to ever be passed in Florida. But we're still winning, representing people with tremendous aggression, skill, and dedication." Free consultation: thegrifelawfirm.com Phone: (561) 998-0770 Office: Boca Raton, Florida #BocaRatonCarAccident #FloridaPIPLaw #HB837Florida #FloridaNoFault #EventDataRecorder #UninsuredMotoristCoverage #PalmBeachCarAccidentLawyer This content is for general information and is not legal advice. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Every case is unique, and recoveries depend on the specific facts and circumstances involved. Chapters 00:00:00 How to File a Florida Car Accident Claim - Boca Raton Injury Law w. Michael Grife 00:00:58 What Should You Do at the Scene of a Florida Car Accident? 00:05:38 When Must a Florida Driver Self-Report a Crash? HSMV Form 90011S 00:07:31 Why Is Florida's 14-Day PIP Rule the Most Important Deadline? 00:09:23 Where Should Boca Raton Crash Victims Get Medical Care After a Crash? 00:12:58 What Is the Event Data Recorder, and How Does It Make a Florida Claim? 00:16:38 How Does Florida's No-Fault PIP Insurance System Work? 00:20:23 When Can a Florida Crash Victim Sue the At-Fault Driver Directly? 00:22:43 How Did HB 837 Rewrite Florida Car Accident Law in 2023? 00:27:01 How Does the Florida Claim Process Work? PIP to Bodily Injury Demand 00:33:00 What Damages Can a Florida Car Accident Claimant Recover? 00:37:26 Why Is a Recorded Statement to the At-Fault Insurer So Dangerous? 00:40:32 How Does Social Media Destroy a Florida Car Accident Claim? 00:42:24 Why Is Signing a Broad Medical Authorization a Trap in Florida? 00:44:07 Why You Should Never Accept the First Settlement Offer in Florida 00:46:17 Why Do Gaps in Treatment Destroy a Florida PIP Claim? 00:48:57 Partial Fault and Recovery in Florida: Modified Comparative Fault 00:51:27 What Is the Florida Car Accident Statute of Limitations? HB 837 Two-Year Rule 00:53:14 How Is Fault Determined in a Florida Car Accident Case? 00:55:29 What Happens When the At-Fault Driver Is Uninsured in Florida? 00:58:55 Rideshare and Truck Crashes in Florida: Uber, Lyft, and Commercial Vehicles 01:02:02 How to Contact The Grife Law Firm in Boca Raton

    Filing a Car Accident Claim in Boca Raton: Florida Fault Laws & Common Claim Mistakes

  6. Mar 23

    The YOU Interview with Mike Grife

    When you're injured, you don't just need a lawyer — you need the right one. In this debut episode of Boca Raton Injury Law w. Michael Grife, founding attorney Mike Grife introduces himself in the most direct way possible: by sitting down and having an honest conversation about who he is, what drives him, and what he has built over two decades of fighting for injury victims in South Florida. Mike Grife has dedicated his entire legal career to one thing — representing people who have been seriously hurt or have lost loved ones due to someone else's wrongdoing. Since being admitted to the Florida Bar in 2005 and graduating from Nova Southeastern University Shepard Broad College of Law, he has built The Grife Law Firm into a boutique powerhouse that operates with the resources of a large firm and the personal attention of a solo practice. He has been named to Florida Super Lawyers every year since 2013, recognized as one of the Top 1% of Attorneys in America by the National Association of Distinguished Counsel, and awarded an AV-Preeminent rating by Martindale-Hubbell — the highest possible peer review distinction in the legal field. In "The YOU Interview," Mike opens up about the experiences that shaped his commitment to injury victims, his philosophy of taking clients from vulnerability to strength, and why he personally handles every aspect of each case rather than handing clients off to paralegals or junior staff. He talks about his approach to negotiation versus litigation, how Florida's evolving tort reform laws have changed the landscape for accident victims, and where he sees the future of personal injury law heading. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE: - Mike's background: from law school in Fort Lauderdale to founding one of Boca Raton's most recognized personal injury firms - What it means to take a client "from vulnerability to strength" — and how that philosophy shapes every case - His approach to car accident, medical malpractice, and catastrophic injury cases in Florida - How Florida's tort reform changes have impacted accident victims and what you need to know right now Contact The Grife Law Firm at https://thegrifelawfirm.com/ and by calling to the phone number 561-998-0770 Chapters 00:00:00 Welcome and Introduction to the Podcast 00:00:53 Brooklyn Roots and the Two Educations 00:02:11 The Path to Becoming a Lawyer 00:04:17 Law School Journey and Moving to Florida 00:07:27 Early Career Moments and Natural Talent 00:08:36 Understanding the Business of Law 00:10:26 Practice Areas and Case Types 00:13:03 The Honor of Representing Clients 00:14:58 Mike's Background and New York City Experience 00:17:13 Florida Practice and Statewide Service 00:18:59 Misconceptions About Personal Injury Lawyers 00:21:43 Mission and Core Values of the Grife Law Firm 00:23:26 Core Services: Car Accident Cases 00:26:03 Core Services: Medical Malpractice Cases 00:30:17 Strategic Case Development and Evidence Preservation 00:32:41 Assessing Case Strength and Key Factors 00:34:28 Client Involvement in Strategic Decisions 00:36:04 Settlement vs. Litigation Philosophy 00:40:41 The Reality of Going to Trial 00:42:26 Defining Success: Happy Clients Above All 00:45:37 Client Experience and What Sets the Firm Apart 00:46:59 Transparency and Ethics as Cornerstones 00:48:09 Career Journey and Founding the Grife Law Firm 00:50:39 Pivotal Learning Experiences 00:52:46 Memorable Cases and Meaningful Victories 00:58:44 Contributing to the Legal Community 01:00:56 Awards and Professional Recognition 01:03:53 The Future of Personal Injury Law in Florida 01:06:20 Technology, AI, and the Human Element 01:08:37 Staying Current with Legal Changes 01:09:38 Client Education and Legal Awareness 01:11:53 Social Media and Public Education 01:13:40 Guiding Principles and Philosophy 01:15:25 How to Contact the Grife Law Firm 01:18:15 What Motivates Mike to Keep Fighting 01:20:31 Closing Remarks and Call to Action

    The YOU Interview with Mike Grife
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Boca Raton Injury Lawyer w. Michael Grife is a South Florida personal injury podcast hosted by Michael K. Grife, President and Founding Attorney of The Grife Law Firm. Each episode breaks down one serious injury case: catastrophic injury, medical malpractice, truck accidents, and wrongful death claims, and why a selective, trial-ready boutique firm values and litigates these cases differently than a high-volume settlement mill. The show focuses on Boca Raton and Palm Beach County, including the wrecks and injuries along I-95 and Federal Highway. Michael explains South Florida injury law in plain English. New episodes are on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify. The Grife Law Firm offers free consultations at thegrifelawfirm.com or (561) 998-0770. This podcast is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Consult a licensed attorney about your specific case.

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