Florida Personal Injury Attorney

Bodily injury claims, uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage, permanent injury, and future medical care. Florida's no-fault system does not prevent you from pursuing a claim for serious injuries.

Property owners have a duty to maintain reasonably safe conditions. When a dangerous condition causes a fall or other injury, the owner may be liable — but notice, causation, and evidence preservation are critical.

When a property owner fails to provide adequate security and a foreseeable crime results in injury, the owner may be held liable. Prior criminal activity, lighting, cameras, and access control are central issues.

Florida's Wrongful Death Act allows surviving family members and the estate to recover for the loss of a loved one caused by another's negligence. Damages include lost support, medical expenses, and loss of companionship.

Catastrophic injuries — traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, severe burns, amputations — require experienced litigation to document future medical needs, lost earning capacity, and the full scope of damages.

Cruise ship injury claims involve maritime law, contractual notice requirements, shortened deadlines, and federal jurisdiction. These cases require prompt attention and specialized knowledge.

Structural defects, code violations, inadequate maintenance, and accessibility failures can all give rise to liability. Property owners are responsible for conditions they knew about or should have discovered.

Uneven surfaces, defective stairs, inadequate ramp slopes, missing handrails, and poorly maintained walkways cause serious injuries. Evidence preservation — including surveillance video — is often time-sensitive.

Dealing with an insurance company after an accident is rarely straightforward. Recorded statements, coverage disputes, and lowball offers are common. An attorney can help you navigate the claims process.

When the at-fault driver has no insurance or not enough insurance to cover your injuries, your own UM/UIM coverage may be your most important source of recovery.