Yes, if you're 50% or less at fault. Your payout gets reduced by your fault percentage.
Relentless Florida Personal Injury Advocacy When You Need It Most
Suffering an injury? At United Law Firm, our dedicated Florida personal injury attorneys fight for your rights. We navigate the legal system, battle insurance companies, and secure the full compensation you need to recover and move forward.
Fighting for You After a Florida Personal Injury
If you were hurt in an accident caused by someone else's carelessness, you have the right to seek payment for your medical bills, lost wages, and suffering. Florida personal injury law is designed to help victims of negligence get back on their feet.
Common Florida personal injury claims include:
- Car, truck, and motorcycle accidents.
- Slip and fall incidents on unsafe property.
- Accidents at work or on a construction site.
- Injuries from defective products.
- Medical malpractice or nursing home neglect.
Our Florida personal injury lawyers know how to prove your case and hold the at-fault party accountable.
Proving Your Florida Personal Injury Claim?
To win a personal injury case in Florida, you must prove that the other party was "negligent." This means showing they failed to act with reasonable care, and their failure caused your injury. Even if you were partially at fault, Florida's "comparative negligence" rule may still allow you to recover damages for the portion of the accident caused by the other party.
You have the right to compensation if we can prove:
- Duty: The other party had a responsibility to act safely (e.g., a driver's duty to watch the road).
- Breach: They failed in that duty (e.g., they were texting and driving).
- Causation: Their failure directly caused your accident and injuries.
- Damages: You suffered real losses, such as medical bills, lost income, and pain.
We investigate your accident, gather evidence, and build a strong claim to show exactly how the other party was responsible.
Know Your Rights: Compensation for Your Injuries
Florida law allows you to demand payment for all the losses you suffered from your injury. This isn't just about your current bills; it's also about your future needs and the personal impact on your life. We fight for every dollar you deserve.
Compensation for a Florida personal injury can include:
- Economic Damages: Covers all your medical expenses (past and future), lost wages, and reduced earning capacity.
- Non-Economic Damages: Money for your physical pain, mental anguish, emotional distress, and loss of enjoyment of life.
- Punitive Damages: In rare cases, these may be awarded to punish the at-fault party for extremely reckless or intentional wrongdoing.
Our experienced Florida injury attorneys will calculate the full value of your claim to demand the maximum compensation available.
Why Choose United Law Group?
01.
Proven Experience
We have a track record of helping thousands of Floridians get a fresh start and discharge millions of dollars in debt. We understand the local Florida bankruptcy courts and trustees.
02.
Clear, Upfront Fees
We handle most bankruptcy cases for a flat fee, so you will know the full cost before we start. We offer flexible payment plans to make getting help affordable.
03.
We Know the System
We know the tactics creditors use and the details of the bankruptcy process. We guide you through every step, from the initial filing to your final discharge hearing.
04.
Experienced Legal Counsel
We are not a "petition mill" that just fills out forms. You will work with an experienced Florida bankruptcy attorney who will handle your case personally and fight for the best possible outcome for you and your family.
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Mass tort cases demand extensive resources and expertise. We handle everything while you focus on recovery. Your time to file is limited by the Texas statute of limitations.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Navigating a legal issue can be confusing. Here are quick answers to some of the most common questions we receive.
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Unlikely. Over 95% of cases settle without trial.
A claim requests payment from insurance. A lawsuit goes to court if they refuse to pay fairly.
It's when your injury won't get better. This helps calculate your full compensation including future costs.
Your own UM/UIM coverage can pay you if you have it.
Police reports, medical records, photos, witness names, and bills for medical costs and lost wages.