Episode Summary: In this episode, Kevin Rosenquist sits down with Sagi Shaked to discuss a gripping case: Betty Batta vs. Florida Power & Light (FPL). This case revolves around a trucking accident that resulted in catastrophic injuries for Betty Batta, including the traumatic amputation of her left hand. Sagi unpacks the legal intricacies, including violations of trucking safety regulations, FPL’s negligence in training its drivers, and how expert testimony played a pivotal role in achieving justice. Listeners will gain valuable insights into how trucking laws are designed to protect the public and how corporations are held accountable for safety violations.   Timestamps: [01:05] – Introduction to the case: Betty Batta vs. FPL and why it’s significant. [02:01] – Overview of the trucking accident and the parties involved. [03:01] – The role of trucking regulations in preventing accidents. [05:04] – FPL’s failure to follow proper safety procedures, including the placement of warning devices. [06:09] – The tragic injuries suffered by Betty Batta and their impact on her life. [08:19] – Legal claims in the case: negligence, duty of care, and liability. [09:12] – The lawsuit’s key arguments: FPL’s negligent training practices and their refusal to acknowledge responsibility. [10:51] – The importance of expert witnesses in proving violations of safety regulations. [13:43] – Dramatic courtroom moments, including juror skepticism and expert witness impeachment. [16:27] – Emotional testimony from Charles Batta, illustrating the long-term consequences of the accident. About the Show: Road to Recovery is a podcast dedicated to providing insights into personal injury law, particularly cases involving trucking accidents. Hosted by Kevin Rosenquist, the show features expert legal analysis from Sagi Shaked , founder of Shaked Law and one of the top 100 trial lawyers in the U.S. Sagi brings his extensive experience in personal injury, wrongful death, and complex litigation to advocate for victims and shed light on the legal challenges they face.