Robert E. Bonner

Robert E. Bonner

Retired

About Robert

Licenses

Licensed in Florida for 44 years

State: Florida

Acquired: 1981

Retired

No misconduct found


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Honors

2014

CLE (Continuing Legal Education) Award, Florida Defense Lawyers Association

2012

President's Award, Florida Defense Lawyers Association

Work Experience

1997 - Present

Managing Shareholder, Meier, Bonner, Muszynski, O'Dell & Harvey, PA

1981 - 1997

Member, Eubanks, Hilyard, Rumbley, Meier & Lengauer, PA

Associations

2015 - Present

ABOTA

Florida Association of Police Attorneys

Florida Municipal Attorneys Association

Claims and Litigation Management Alliance (CLM)

2015 - 2016

Florida Defense Lawyers Association

President-Elect

Education

1981

University of Florida, Fredric G. Levin College of Law

Doctor of Jurisprudence/Juris Doctor

1976

The Ohio State University

BA

Speaking Engagements

2016

FDLA Webinar

Effective Use of Daubert Motions to Exclude Expert Testimony.

2015

2015 CLM Central Florida Chapter Educational & Networking Event

Social Media in Civil Litigation: A Practical Perspective

2014

Florida Liability Claims Conference

Joint Representation of Law Enforcement Agencies and Officers: An Ethical Nightmare

2014

Florida Liability Claims Conference

Strategic Use of Motions in Limine

2014

Florida Defense Lawyers Association Advanced Litigation Boot Camp

Federal Court Survival Guide

2014

Florida Association of Police Attorneys Winter Meeting

Joint Representation of Law Enforcement Agencies and Officers: An Ethical Nightmare

2013

Florida Defense Lawyers Association Winter Meeting

Strategic Use of Motions in Limine

2013

Florida Defense Lawyers Association Advanced Litigation Boot Camp

Effective Use of Daubert Motions and Motions in Limine

2012

Florida Defense Lawyers Association Young Lawyers Boot Camp

Initial Case Workup – Doing Your Homework

2011

Florida Defense Lawyers Association Winter Meeting

Recent Legal Developments and Best Strategies for Removal to Federal Court

2010

Florida Defense Lawyers Association Young Lawyers Boot Camp

Initial Case Workup – Doing Your Homework

2010

Florida Defense Lawyers Association Winter Meeting

Exclusion of Experts in the 11th Circuit

2006

Florida Defense Lawyers Association Winter Meeting

Motions in Limine and Trial Objections

2005

Police Misconduct in Florida

Ethical Considerations Regarding Multiple Representation

2005

Florida Defense Lawyers Association Winter Meeting

Shocking Developments: Excessive Force Claims Arising Out of the Use of Tasers

2004

Florida Liability Claims Conference

Defense and Prevention of Law Enforcement Claims

2004

Florida Defense Lawyers Association Winter Meeting

Defending Police Liability Claims: The Law, Practical Considerations and Sovereign Immunity

2000

Florida Defense Lawyers Association Winter Meeting

Successful Defense of Wrongful Death Actions

1999

Florida Defense Lawyers Association Winter Meeting

Premises Liability for Criminal Acts

Publications

2012

Trial Advocate Quarterly Defense of Law Enforcement Agencies and Officers-An Ethical Nightmare

1989

Trial Advocate Quarterly Protecting Work Product from Discovery

Languages

English

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