Our Orlando Personal Injury Lawyers & Wrongful Death Attorneys Can Help
Our Orlando injury lawyers and accident attorneys know how to deal with insurance companies. We used to work for them and represent them. We know their strategies and how they value cases. We file lawsuits, and we take cases to trial. Although we can’t guarantee results, we can absolutely guarantee a fight.
Our Orlando personal injury law firm is known for treating our clients with dignity and respect. No call centers. No go-betweens. No customer service agents. When you work with us, you get direct access to your lawyer from start to finish. If we can’t help you, we will work with our nationwide network to find someone who can. We handle serious injury and death cases across the country, and we have lawyers licensed in Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina.
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Orlando Personal Injury Attorneys & Wrongful Death Lawyers
Looking for lawyers that will personally work with you through your personal injury or wrongful death case? Look no further. That's all we do.
Pay Nothing Unless We Win
And we don't charge interest on case costs.Injury Attorneys in Orlando Doing Things Differently
Insurance companies are bullies, and our injury lawyers know how to deal with bullies. The insurance company's goal is to pay you as little money as possible. Our goal is to fight them every step of the way and get you what you're entitled to under the law.
They depend on their endless money to buy political power, change laws, hide critical information, and brainwash people. We depend on hard work, the truth, and the power of a story told the right way. Our job is to tell your story.
Our job is to tell your story.
One of the things that sets us apart is that we want to get to know you. By getting to know our clients, we can be more effective attorneys.
When you work with us, you get your lawyer’s cell phone number and direct email. We’re not a giant firm, and we're not a high volume firm. So, you won’t get stuck with some staff member that isn’t a lawyer. We don’t do business like that. We believe people should have access to their attorney, and we believe in forming lasting relationships with the people who work with us.
We believe people should have access to their attorney.
Our core mission is to build a lasting relationship with every client we serve. It goes without saying that building a lasting relationship requires us to do an excellent job and get the best results possible. But building a lasting relationship also means we need to be there for our clients and get them through a hard time.
When we were starting out, we were told that this idea of personal contact with our clients was a crazy idea and that it would never work in Orlando. We were told we'd never be able to compete with the giant firms and their multi-million dollar ad budgets.
Our core mission is to build a lasting relationship with every client we serve.
We never listened to that nonsense. Instead, we stuck to our values. We took hard cases. We studied the law. We found a way. We worked hard. Ultimately, we broke through, and we did it our way.
We believe that being good to people is the most powerful business model. We also understand that there's always room in the marketplace for people who strive to be the best at what they do. Also, we gave people a choice, and in today's marketplace, people want choices.
There's always room in the marketplace for people who strive to be the best at what they do.
If you want to know where we're located, our law firm is right across the street from Lake Eola Park in downtown Orlando. Everyone in Florida can get to us. We're right in the middle.
We're especially accessible to folks in Orange County, Seminole County, Lake County, Polk County, and Osceola County. We handle personal injury and wrongful death cases throughout Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina. We also help people from out of town who get hurt while they're on vacation or passing through. If you need us, just give us a call.
Frequently
Asked Questions
How much do I have to pay for a personal injury attorney?
Our firm handles personal injury and wrongful death cases on a contingency fee basis. This means that you do not pay anything unless we recover money for you. In other words, we do not get paid until we get money for you.
When should I get a personal injury attorney?
As soon as possible. Depending on your particular situation, the statute of limitations in Florida is typically 2 years. However, the sooner you get a lawyer involved the sooner you have someone working to protect your rights. It’s best to have a personal injury attorney before you give any statements to the insurance adjuster or any other party.
What if I can’t pay my medical bills?
The medical bills that result from a personal injury can be overwhelming. However, you may not be responsible for your medical costs if those costs arise from a person or company's negligence. That person — the person who negligently, intentionally, or recklessly harmed you — could be held legally and financially accountable for the bills you incurred as a result of the harm they caused.
What is a personal injury claim?
If you are injured by the actions of another person, you can file a personal injury lawsuit to hold that person accountable for the injuries they caused. In the same way, if you’re injured by the actions of a company or that company’s agent, you can file a lawsuit against the company and hold that company accountable for the injuries it caused.
What is a wrongful death claim?
Wrongful death cases are essentially just personal injury cases where the victim dies because of the defendant's negligent actions. The personal representative of the deceased person's estate brings the lawsuit for the benefit of the estate and beneficiary survivors. The burden of proof is the same, and the elements that must be proven are the same.
How long will it take to resolve my case?
It depends. Each case is unique, and so it’s nearly impossible to predict how long your case will take. The time it takes to resolve a personal injury lawsuit varies depending on the facts of the case and the unique case distinctions. Also, cases that must be litigated in court typically take longer to resolve than cases that settle pre-suit. For example, a lawsuit requires the parties to engage in written discovery, take depositions, and go to hearings. Also, there may be delays in the court system or other things we can’t control, which drag the case out further. A good way to get an estimate of how long it will take to resolve your case is to talk to a personal injury attorney at our law firm about the specific facts of your case. We meticulously track the data for the cases we've handled.