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Attorneys

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Trusted Trial Attorneys

Board-certified partners with decades of courtroom experience fighting for injured clients across Florida.

Steven K. Deutsch

Founding partner with a record of landmark medical malpractice verdicts.

Edward R. Blumberg

Nationally recognized trial lawyer and past president of leading bar associations.

Cosme Caballero

Seasoned litigator focused on catastrophic injury and wrongful death cases.

Robert Blumberg

Client-focused advocate guiding families through complex injury claims.

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Fighting for the Injured

We handle catastrophic injury matters end-to-end — from investigation to settlement or verdict.

Medical Malpractice

Hospital, surgical, and diagnostic errors that changed your life.

Car Accidents

Serious auto collisions and driver negligence claims.

Premise Liability

Unsafe properties, slip-and-fall, and owner negligence.

Elder/Nursing Home Abuse

Neglect and mistreatment of vulnerable loved ones.

Product Defect & Liability

Injuries caused by dangerous or defective products.

Personal Injury

General negligence claims for individuals and families.

Wrongful Death

Compassionate advocacy after a preventable loss.

Negligent Security

Assaults and injuries caused by inadequate property security.

Boating Accidents

Maritime collisions and watercraft negligence cases.

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This video captures a powerful speech by Edward Blumberg, past president of the Florida Bar and partner at Deutsch Blumberg & Caballero, P.A., delivered as a tribute to Judge David Young. Blumberg recounts a conversation with Young, who initially considered a lucrative media offer but ultimately chose to pursue a role as a circuit court judge in Miami-Dade County. Blumberg reveals his initial surprise, which turned to deep understanding and admiration as Judge Young articulated his profound conviction: the court system stands as the sole barrier between individuals and the potential abuses of executive, legislative, and corporate power. This core belief, emphasizing the judiciary's role as guardian of constitutional freedoms, resonated deeply with Blumberg and solidified Young's decision to serve.

Blumberg extends this sentiment to a broader declaration about the critical importance of an independent judiciary. He passionately asserts that judges are the "guardians of the United States Constitution" and the essential "glue that holds this country together," particularly in places like Miami-Dade County, where he proudly states judges rule fairly, without fear or favor. To symbolize this crucial role, Blumberg presents Judge Young with an American Eagle, a powerful emblem of the United States, signifying that as long as the judiciary can perform its duty without intimidation, this symbol of freedom will "reign supreme in perpetuity." The speech underscores a shared dedication to the sanctity of the court system and its unwavering function as a protector of American liberties.