The aftermath of an unexpected accident can be stressful and overwhelming. When you hire a St. Petersburg injury attorney, it gives you the opportunity to direct your time and energy to your recovery. Hiring a St. Petersburg lawyer is a win-win, it will increase the likelihood of winning your personal injury case.

When you hire a St. Petersburg injury lawyer, you are more likely to win your personal injury case. Victims who hire injury attorneys typically recover 3.5 times more compensation. Contact our injury law firm anytime for an immediate case review with a St. Petersburg injury attorney.

The defendant(s) in your case will be well-represented by experienced adjusters and teams of skilled attorneys. They might offer a lowball settlement, hoping to scare you into accepting less than your case is worth. The best thing you can do is level the playing field by hiring a St. Petersburg lawyer with extensive personal injury case experience. This way, you’ll have an advocate who will stand up for you and work tirelessly to hold the defendants fully accountable for your injuries and suffering.

Insurance companies, and other defendants you might face, have endless resources at their disposal. To them, the cost of experts, investigators, and specialists is nothing compared to what they might have to pay you for what your case is worth. 

When you hire our St. Petersburg injury lawyers, you will get the firm’s network of respected experts and professionals who can provide invaluable insight into your case.

We’ve helped thousands of injury victims in and around St. Petersburg, FL. So, we’ve seen, first hand, just how tough it can be in the days, weeks, and months that follow an accident. We know how important it is to have the time to focus your time and energy on your recovery. But, you can’t do that if you’re also trying to juggle a lawsuit. That’s where we can help.

We’ll handle every aspect of your case from start to finish. We’ll file the paperwork. Coordinate the investigation. Gather and analyze evidence. Bring in experts. Handle conversations and negotiations with insurance providers. And we’ll have our trial lawyers argue your case in front of a jury – if it gets that far.

In the meantime, you’ll have the opportunity to focus on what’s really most important – getting back on your feet without having to worry about your financial future. Reach out to our St. Petersburg injury lawyers today.

Whether you’re going to submit a claim to insurance, request workers’ compensation benefits, or file a personal injury lawsuit, you’ll only have a limited amount of time to do so.

• Insurance claims must be filed within a reasonable amount of time after an accident.
• Florida state law gives injured workers 30 days to report an accident and just two years to formally request workers’ comp benefits.
• Most personal injury lawsuits have to be filed within four years of the date of an accident.
• The statute of limitations is cut in half for wrongful death claims.

If you miss the deadline that applies to your case, you’ll forfeit the right to ask for the money you really need.

Protect yourself – and your ability to get the financial award you deserve – by calling our attorneys as soon as you can after you get hurt. Our St. Petersburg injury lawyers will handle these procedural issues on your behalf, and work hard to not only recover compensation for you, but also maximize your award. Contact our experienced attorneys today.

Most – but not all – personal injury cases are based on a legal theory called negligence. What is negligence? Negligence essentially means that you’ve been injured because someone else wasn’t careful. 

In order to win, you’ll have the burden of proving negligence. How? There are four different elements that you’ll have to establish: duty, breach, causation, and damages.

• Duty: The defendant must have owed you a duty of care, meaning that they had a responsibility to use “reasonable care” under the circumstances.
• Breach: The defendant failed to act reasonably under the circumstances, breaching the duty of care owed ot you.
• Causation: The defendant’s conduct was the direct and proximate cause of your injury.
• Damages: You’ve sustained damages, as a result.

This might seem straightforward, but proving negligence can be quite challenging. If you’ve suffered an injury because someone else was negligent, call our St. Petersburg injury attorneys for immediate assistance. You’ll benefit from experience and a depth of knowledge that can only come from practicing personal injury law consistently for more than 66 years.

Our lawyers work on a contingency basis. This means that our fee totally depends on the outcome of your case. If we don’t win for you, you pay us nothing.

If we take your case, it means that we’re confident that we’ll win. So confident, in fact, that we’re willing to assume all of the financial risks associated with bringing a claim and demanding compensation.

When we win, our personal injury law firm gets a pre-negotiated percentage of your financial award. It’s that simple.