Searcy Denney Scarola Barnhart & Shipley, PA

10/21/2026

Five settlements. Five reasons to celebrate!

Congratulations to attorney Cal Warriner on securing five settlements for his clients. Another example of the dedication and hard work our team brings to the people we represent.

10/20/2026

A second chance for the defense?

Andrea Lewis weighs in on NewsNation about the latest developments in the Alex Murdaugh case and what a potential new trial could mean for the defense.

Watch her take on this high-profile case and the legal questions at the center of it.

10/19/2026

This is the kind of review we strive for!

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We want every client to know they made the right decision in trusting us with their case and to feel supported, heard, and fiercely fought for every step of the way.

Great job, Laurie Briggs, on this wonderful client feedback! Five stars all the way!

10/15/2026

As we close out Hispanic Heritage Month, we’re celebrating highlights from our bus wrap to community events.

Mariano Garcia and members of our team attended the Palm Beach County Hispanic Bar Association’s “Sabado Gigante Happy Hour” featuring karaoke, networking, and prizes for the top performers who survived “El Chacal”!

We also enjoyed events hosted by the Historical Society of Palm Beach County. Thank you to everyone who was part of celebrating Hispanic heritage in Palm Beach County!

Photo credits: Some photos courtesy of Capehart.

10/14/2026

Attorney Andrea Lewis recently spoke with The New York Times about the ongoing debate surrounding fraternity culture, campus safety, and accountability in the wake of sexual assault allegations involving Greek life.

These are difficult but important conversations. Colleges and universities have a responsibility to foster environments where students can participate in campus life without compromising their safety.

A sexual assault case at Cornell revived a long-running national conversation about whether fraternities and sororities are beneficial or harmful.

10/13/2026

AJC - American Jewish Committee Palm Beach hosted a talk by United States District Judge Roy K. Altman, called "From Venezuela to the Federal Bench". The event was co-sponsored by the Palm Beach County Hispanic Bar Association and the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Palm Beach County as part of Hispanic Heritage Month.

Judge Altman shared his journey from Venezuela to the federal bench and reflected on freedom, identity, leadership, and the shared civic values that bring our communities together. Drawing on themes from his new book, "Israel on Trial" he also discussed the importance of truth in public discourse and the ways narratives can shape our understanding of Israel and current events.

10/12/2026

It’s voting season for The Palm Beach Post Community Choice Awards!

We’d love your support in being named Best Law Firm again! Nominations are officially OPEN, and there’s a new way to show your support this year: TEXT TO VOTE.

You can submit nominations once per day from now until October 30th.

Thank you so much!! We really appreciate the support.

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10/09/2026

Autonomous Vehicles: Who’s Accountable When Things Go Wrong?

In our latest podcast, attorneys Jimmy Gustafson and Carter Scott explore the legal complexities of autonomous vehicle accidents, the responsibility of the companies developing this technology, and why holding corporations accountable matters for safer streets and stronger public protections.

Listen to the conversation here: https://youtu.be/tpqsM-iMrqg?si=3yIlNjfzgCcI4iqf

10/08/2026

A strong month for our powerhouse father-and-son team!

Last month, Cal and Clell Warriner secured more than $23 million in settlements, continuing their commitment to fighting for clients and pursuing justice.

Great work, Cal and Clell!

10/05/2026

Our firm was honored to sponsor the Red Mass and brunch organized by The Guild of Catholic Lawyers of the Diocese of Palm Beach. The Red Mass is celebrated annually to honor and bless all who work in the judicial system. This year, the Mass was given by the new Bishop of the Diocese of Palm Beach, the Most Reverend Manuel de Jesus Rodriguez.