Gregory Stuck is licensed to practice law in seven jurisdictions: California, Florida, Ohio, Washington, Arizona, Georgia, and the District of Columbia, with staffed offices in Los Angeles, Orlando, and Toledo. Injury law is state law, and the differences between jurisdictions decide cases: what deadline applies, how fault is shared, what damages are capped or uncapped, and who may bring a wrongful death claim. This page is the map.
Office States
California
Office: 700 Flower Street, Suite 1000, Los Angeles. (323) 325-5634.
California Law Reference · practice pages under Practice Area » California
Florida
Office: 111 N. Orange Avenue, Suite 800, Orlando. (407) 630-8692.
Florida Law Reference · practice pages under Practice Area » Florida
Ohio
Office: 5533 Southwyck Boulevard, Suite 101A, Toledo. (419) 408-4024.
Ohio Law Reference · practice pages under Practice Area » Ohio
Additional Licensed Jurisdictions
Cases in these states are handled by appointment and remotely, with local counsel associated where a matter benefits from it.
Washington
Washington Law Reference: three-year statute of limitations, pure comparative fault, no damages caps under Sofie v. Fibreboard, and insurer fee-shifting under Olympic Steamship.
Arizona
Arizona Law Reference: pure comparative fault guaranteed to the jury by the constitution, several-only liability, the constitutional ban on damages caps in Article 2, Section 31, the 180-day government claim trap, and the seat belt defense under Law v. Superior Court explained.
Georgia
Georgia Law Reference: two-year deadline, the 50 percent comparative fault bar, apportionment after Hatcher and the 2022 fix, uncapped compensatory damages under Nestlehutt, the full-value-of-life wrongful death measure, and the 2025 tort reforms explained.
District of Columbia
Washington, D.C. Law Reference: the contributory negligence complete bar and its exceptions, the vulnerable user statute for pedestrians and cyclists, the six-month notice rule for claims against the District, and uncapped damages with joint and several liability.
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