2020 Annual Holiday Toy Drive

Every year, we like to spread a little holiday cheer and a little holiday magic by giving the gift of joy to the children of our local community. We are happy to say that the Steinger, Greene & Feiner Annual Holiday Toy Drive was a success!

This year, we partnered with 101.3 The Coast and Guardians For New Futures, Inc. (GFNF) whose mission is to protect and provide support for the unfunded needs of mistreated children in our community. A mission that is close to our hearts and aligns with our goal as child advocates.

We delivered a truckload of holiday toys to the WHLB radio station in Vero Beach and filled the studio! All these toys are donated by Steinger, Greene & Feiner employees, and each year, everyone at our West Palm Beach and Port Saint Lucie locations donates brand new toys to be given to children who would otherwise not get presents.

We want to wish you all a happy and safe holiday from everyone at Steinger, Greene & Feiner.


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Michael Feiner
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Michael A. Feiner is a partner in the Fort Lauderdale office of Steinger, Greene & Feiner. Since being admitted to the Florida Bar in 2001, Michael has devoted his practice to representing plaintiffs throughout Florida in various tort and strict liability cases and has successfully litigated cases against national insurance companies, large public companies, and governmental agencies, resulting in tens of millions of dollars for his clients. He has handled all types of personal injury and wrongful death cases on behalf of plaintiffs, including automobile negligence, premises liability, medical malpractice, product liability, dog bites, and sexual harassment. Michael’s product liability case against Microsoft, as well as his representation of victims of sexual harassment and abuse by physicians, has garnered him important media attention at both the local and national levels. Michael is an experienced trial lawyer and successfully argued an appeal to the Fourth District Court of Appeal. In the reported decision Ortlieb v. Butts, 849 So.2d 1165 (Fla. 4th DCA 2003), Michael persuaded the Fourth District Court of Appeal that a directed verdict on liability was appropriate where the defendant did not rebut the presumption of negligence of a rear driver in a rear-end collision.