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I'm well aware, btw, that Felos was involved with the Browning case. I'm also well aware that Felos is a euthanisia advocate with pro-euthansia groups. I'm also well aware of Medicare fraud committed by Felos concerning the hospice where Terri was "housed" on which he sat as a Board member.

Felos is best known for winning Guardianship of Browning, a landmark case on the so-called "right" to refuse or have withdrawn unwanted medical treatment.
Why is food and water considered "medical treatment"?
How does the use of a feeding tube to deliver it transform food and water into medical treatment?
According to Felos.
A self-described "agent" of God who champions death.
In his oddly titled book, Litigation as Spiritual Practice, describing his feeling on the eve of trying an ultimately successful (for him) tax case, Felos wrote:

“I felt like an empty vessel, a vehicle through which Spirit does its own work. I felt deep gratitude for being endowed with the abilities that allow this work to be done through me. In a sense I lost, at least for that moment, a personal agenda. I became an agent and God was the principal. All I needed to do was permit the work to come through me.”

It seems that you don't like Felos, but Felos has consistantly outlawyered the Schindlers' attorneys.

Just yesterday, the DCF attorneys did not realize that Jeb had the legal opportunity to remove Terri Schiavo from the hospice until Felos filed a motion to vacate the original automatic stay.

The Schindlers have been let down over and over again by their lawyers.