If you’ve been seriously injured in an accident (or someone died), in Orlando, Florida, there are several important things that need to happen quickly, for you to get the most money from your case. This includes car, semi-truck, motorcycle, slip and fall, Uber/Lyft, medical malpractice, and any other injury case.
The best way for us to help you is for you to call or email us ASAP.
Surgery After An Orlando Auto Accident: Will It Impact Case Value?
As Orlando car accident lawyers, we are often contacted by people immediately after they suffered injuries in a car accident. Sometimes they call within hours or days of the car accident, which is a great thing because we can help increase their ...
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2021
Since I’m an Orlando personal injury lawyer & Florida semi-truck attorney, someone called my office recently after they were injured in a semi-truck accident. This person had significant neck and back pain. He also hit his head hard enough on his windshield to have cracked the window, and had ongoing head pain. Results from scans taken during their ER visit after the accident showed that he had bulging and possibly herniated discs. He wanted to go to ...
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2020
Coronavirus: Will The Virus Affect Florida Personal Injury & Auto Accident Cases?
As an Orlando personal injury lawyer, I’ve received many inquiries lately regarding how the coronavirus might affect personal injury lawsuits. So I wanted to share a few thoughts, because the coronavirus COULD have an impact on your ultimate case value. We are staying fully informed about how the virus is affecting our cases — and advising our clients of how to best maintain their case value.
MAR
2020
Biggest Mistakes Made By Auto Accident Victims
As an Orlando auto accident lawyer, I wish I could speak to every auto accident victim immediately after their accident. Or, after they receive obviously more important emergency medical treatment. In this article, I’m going to share what I believe are the top 10 mistakes auto accident victims ...
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2019
How Can You Find The Best Personal Injury Attorney?
Many people search for the “best Orlando personal injury attorney.” So I thought I would share my thoughts on how you might go about finding the best Orlando personal injury attorney.
Finding The Best Of Any Profession Is Not Possible
First, there really is no way to find the ...
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2015
How Your Actions Affect Personal Injury Settlement Value
Orlando personal injury case settlement value involves lots of fuzzy factors. Most potential clients do not understand them. So I wanted to share something that most personal injury attorneys never tell their clients. But all Orlando personal injury attorneys evaluate their client when suggesting the settlement value for any personal ...
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2015
Can You Fire Your Florida Personal Injury Attorney?
As an Orlando personal injury attorney, I regularly receive calls asking whether someone can fire his or her current personal injury lawyer.
The answer is yes, as this Florida Bar consumer pamphlet explains, you can always fire your lawyer. The question is whether ...
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2015
Top Ten Ways To Get The Most Money From Your Car Accident Case
If you were injured by another person in a car accident, you are entitled to money, if they have enough insurance coverage. Question is: how much? Right after an accident, the answer is usually unknown. However, you can increase the value of your case, after the accident. That probably surprises you. But it’s completely true. Here’s how.
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JUN
2015
Personal Injury Case Value Relies Heavily On Medical Treatment
I just have to gripe for a second.
A few minutes ago, I spoke with one of my clients. When he and I first talked, I told him very clearly that he had to continue medical treatment for the duration of his personal injury case. I do this with all of my clients. During initial consultations, I repeat myself, over and over, making the point that my clients must continue treatment, or they will ...
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2015