Law360: Fla. Trial Firm Rafferty Domnick Expands To Jacksonville

Rafferty Domnick Cunningham & Yaffa (RDCY), a leading Florida trial firm known for its work representing victims of catastrophic injury and medical malpractice, has officially expanded its presence into Jacksonville, Florida. This strategic growth enhances the firm’s ability to serve clients across Northeast Florida with top‑tier legal advocacy and trial experience. Comtex News

The Jacksonville office is led by Matthew W. Sowell, who joins RDCY as Managing Partner, and Megan L. Sowell, who comes on as an Associate. Both attorneys bring deep local ties and decades of courtroom experience. Matthew Sowell is nationally certified in medical malpractice law and civil trial law, with a strong record of handling complex neurological and cardiovascular malpractice cases. His leadership in founding the American Association for Justice’s Stroke Litigation Group highlights his commitment to excellence in trial advocacy. Megan Louise Sowell, a Jacksonville native, previously served as an Assistant State Attorney and has taken numerous jury trials to verdict, focusing on intricate medical malpractice litigation. Comtex News+1

According to firm leadership, this expansion marks an important milestone for RDCY and reflects its ongoing mission to deliver compassionate, client‑focused representation. The addition of the Sowells strengthens RDCY’s footprint while reinforcing its dedication to holding negligent medical providers and powerful institutions accountable. Comtex News

The new Jacksonville office, located at 200 W. Forsyth Street, Suite 1130, is now open and accepting cases. With this expansion, RDCY continues to build on its reputation for trial excellence and unwavering commitment to justice for individuals and families affected by preventable harm. jaxdailyrecord.com