Only 23 Minutes Needed for Coke Florida’s Second Defense Verdict This Year
Sonya Carp v. Coke Florida, et al. After only 23...
Alyxandra Buhler Palma focuses her practice in the areas of casualty and product liability litigation. She represents theme parks, water parks, trucking companies, beverage companies, retailers and other businesses against various tort claims. Alyxandra also represents manufacturers against product defect claims.
While in law school, Alyxandra worked as an intern for the Honorable James S. Moody of the U.S. District Court of Florida, Middle District. She also interned with the Broward County Public Defender’s Office.
After only 23 minutes of deliberations, an Indian River County jury entered a defense verdict for Coca-Cola Beverages Florida, LLC (“Coke Florida”) and its driver. Plaintiff claimed a rear-end collision caused her to have a broken bone in her neck and two neck surgeries, asking the jury to award over a million dollars in damages. The trial team convinced the jury the accident was not the legal cause of Plaintiff’s injuries. Defendants will be moving for their attorneys’ fees based on Plaintiff’s rejection of their Proposal for Settlement. Judge Janet Croom presided.
University of Florida College of Law — J.D., 2017
Journal of Technology Law & Policy and Journal of Law and Public Policy
Family Law Book Award
Florida State University — B.A., English Literature, magna cum laude, 2014
Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society
Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society
Delta Delta Delta Sorority