Jason Turchin

Jason Turchin, Esq. is an Attorney, Author, Media Correspondent, Producer and Entrepreneur who has handled more than 6,500 Personal Injury, Accident, Product Liability, Life Insurance, and Wrongful Death Claims.

Jason has appeared throughout the national and international news on various legal topics, including car accidents, wrongful death, product liability, Takata airbag shrapnel claims, exploding pressure cooker claims, life insurance, personal injury and more. Several major media outlets have turned to Jason for legal opinions or stories on his cases, including CBS Evening News, Wall Street Journal, Miami Herald, Bloomberg News, CBS Miami, Orlando Sentinel, Sun Sentinel, Telemundo, The New York Times and more.

Jason's team of lawyers handle cases throughout the entire state of Florida. Many clients live out of Florida, but were hurt while visiting Florida. Our trained staff can assist clients no matter where they are located in Florida.

Jason is also founder of The Broadway Investor's Club, a group of investors who produce theatre and music around the world. Some of their Broadway investments include Sweeney Todd with Josh Groban, Merrily We Roll Along with Daniel Radcliff, and the 8-time Tony Award winning musical Hadestown.

University of Miami School of Law

J.D. (2002) | Law

International legal honor society, Phi Delta Phi

University of Maryland - College Park

B.A. (1998) | Criminology & Criminal Justice

Founder

The Broadway Investor's Club - InvestingBroadway.com

2022 - Current

Founder

Law Offices of Jason Turchin

2007 - Current

Attorney

Bernstein and Maryanoff

2002 - 2007

Attorney

Black Srebnick

2001 - 2002

Danger Behind the Wheel: The Takata Airbag Crisis and How to Fix Our Broken Auto Recall Process

United States Senate, Committee on Commerce, Science & Transportation

Life Insurance Benefits: Applications, Exclusions, Denial and Payment

HG.org Legal Resources

Making Sense of a Senseless Tragedy: The Sandy Hook Elementary School Investigation

HG.org Legal Resources

Automotive Product Liability For Self-Driving Vehicles

Westlaw Journal

2016

15 Things You Should Know About Your Life Insurance Policy and Life Insurance Claims

Law Offices of Jason Turchin Blog

2013

22 Year Old Man Struck By Hit and Run Driver Dies, Sun Sentinel Interview

2016

Recalled Takata Airbag Almost Takes Woman’s Ear Off, CBS News

2015

South Florida Victim of Exploding Airbag Reacts to Massive Recall, NBC News

2015

Shaking up the Business Model with Jason Turchin, Bit by Bit Podcast

Rights of Sexual Assault Victims in Florida, Victim Services Coalition of Central Florida Conference

Tony Award

The American Theater Wing

2024

AV Preeminent Peer Rating

Martindale Hubbell

2023

10.0 Superb Rating

Avvo

2023

Super Lawyer

Super Lawyers

2023

2020-2023

10 Best Attorney for Client Satisfaction

American Institute of Personal Injury Attorneys

2023

Best Medical Malpractice Lawyers in Pembroke Pines

Three Best Rated

2023

Florida State Bar

Member

Current

American Trial Lawyers of America

Member

Current

Dade County Trial Lawyers

Member

Current

Broward County Bar Association

Member

Current

New York State Bar Association

Member

Current

District of Columbia

District of Columbia Bar

Since 2003

Florida

The Florida Bar

Since 2002

New Jersey

New Jersey Courts

Since 2018

New York

New York State Office of Court Administration

Since 2009

3rd Circuit

4th Circuit

5th Circuit

11th Circuit

Federal Circuit

U.S. District Court, Northern, Middle & Southern District of Florida

• Free Consultation
• Contingent Fees
  Florida injury and insurance cases are handled on a contingency fee basis.

• Crime Victim
• Drug Injuries
• Ship Injuries
• Slip, Trip and Fall
• Pressure Cooker Injury Claims

Q. Grandfather died. My mother who was his listed as the beneficiary died 9 days after him? He had no will. What happens?

November 8, 2024

A: Sorry to hear about your loss. Generally the first beneficiary would be entitled to the proceeds. Since she died after, it is possible that her estate can make the claim. See if she had a Will. If so, that may dictate what happens to the distribution of the benefits and who would be the personal representative. If she had no Will, you can look to the intestacy law in the state where she died. There may be other factors though which can change who may be entitled to the benefits, like if the policy was an ERISA or government benefit policy, for example. An attorney can review it all to see what the options might be.

Q. Could you tell me what this means regarding my MSJ?

March 20, 2023

A: The question is a bit ambiguous. It could be read as the court is denying the relief in the Complaint as sought, or the court is denying the relief sought in the Motion for Summary Judgment. We'd need more information on what the court said to provide a better answer.

Q. Me and my uncle was in store he was having an medical emergency i had to ask clerk 10 times to call 911 so i had to ask

March 20, 2023

A: It all depends on the type of store and their duty to you. If someone had a medical emergency in a pharmacy and the pharmacist did nothing, there may be a reasonable expectation that they should be able to help and failed to do so. It may also depend on what the store did prior to prepare for a medical emergency, like prior employee training, emergency kits available on property, emergency procedures in place, things like that. If a store took upon the duty to help in the case of a medical emergency and did nothing, there could be an argument for liability. It all depends on the facts.