Orlando, Florida – Moore Payne Law, an Orlando-based law firm specializing in catastrophic personal injury cases, celebrates its first year in practice marked by significant courtroom results, national recognition, and continued growth of its litigation team. Founded by Geoff Moore, Esq. and Spencer Payne, Esq., the firm launched in 2025 with a focus on protecting the most vulnerable Floridians, representing individuals and families in complex injury and institutional negligence cases across Florida. 

Since its launch, the plaintiff’s firm has secured major settlements and verdicts in nursing home negligence, products liability, and medical malpractice matters with outcomes of $3.5 million, $1.5 million, and $1.25 million, $950,000, $800,000 among others. Over the same period, Moore Payne increased its case filings tenfold and tripled its team size to meet growing demand. 

“Every case we take represents someone going through one of the hardest moments of their life,” said Moore. “This year has been about building a team that treats clients the right way and pushing for accountability where it’s overdue.” 

The firm received several national recognitions over the span of the year. Moore earned a spot in the 2026 edition of The Best Lawyers in America in the Personal Injury Litigation – Plaintiffs practice area, marking his third consecutive year on the list. Payne also received honors with a spot on the 2026 edition of Super Lawyers, which recognizes the nation’s top 5% of attorneys. Firmwide, Moore Payne landed on the 2026 Best Law Firms rankings, a rare achievement for a practice in its inaugural year.

“After seven years at the nation’s largest injury firm, I saw a need for a low-volume practice equipped to handle Florida’s most complex injury and institutional negligence cases,” said Payne. “It’s important to us that we earn families’ trust, and staying true to that commitment has been the most important measure of this first year.”

The firm has also stepped into statewide policy discussions, supporting advocacy efforts to reform Florida’s “Free Kill” law, which bars medical malpractice victims from suing if they’re unmarried, childless, or have adult children. In the community, Moore Payne launched its monthly Cuts for Kids initiative, sponsoring free haircuts for children in need and partnering with local organizations to reach families throughout the year.

Intentionally designed to be a low-case volume firm, Moore Payne prioritizes close client relationships and direct involvement in every matter it takes on. Moore Payne’s motto, “Big Injuries, Big Justice, Bigger Purpose,” drives the firm’s mission to secure results for their clients while holding large corporations and insurance companies accountable. As it enters year two, the firm plans continued expansion of its litigation team while deepening its work on behalf of elderly residents, children, and others who often lack a voice.

Additionally, Moore Payne has taken on two trial lawyers to service the community: Brandon Smith, Esq., who specializes primarily in premise liability cases, and Zack Trapp, Esq. Trapp spent 11 years representing hospitals and doctors in medical malpractice actions and now brings that experience to the plaintiff side, where he will represent victims injured through medical malpractice committed by doctors and hospitals. 

Moore Payne Law is currently accepting new clients and offers free consultations to help individuals understand their rights and legal options. For more information or to schedule a consultation, please visit moorepaynelaw.com or call 407-216-1000.