
‘There simply isn’t enough justice to go around’: Controversial ‘free kill’ law to survive with Governor’s veto
In an article published by Florida Politics, Co-Managing Partner Aaron Davis weighed in on Florida’s controversial “free kill” law and how it continues to deny justice to countless families across the state. Aaron, who previously challenged similar laws in a compelling op-ed, shared further insights on how Florida remains one of the only states that bars adult children from seeking accountability for the wrongful death of a parent due to medical negligence.
“For decades, this outdated provision has denied justice to grieving parents and adult children, and the veto preserves a system that protects negligent providers over victims,” Aaron said in a statement. “This move signals continued barriers in personal injury litigation for families in Florida, but it also underscores the urgency of pushing for reform in future Legislative Sessions.”
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