Key Ingredients of your Case At our office, an attorney, rather than paralegals or case managers, look at and decide whether a client’s case has merit and should be pursued. Many law firms have case managers or paralegals meet with clients for the initial evaluation of their cases. This is…

Case Selection Process At our office, an attorney, not a paralegal or case manager,  personally meets with all new clients to discuss the facts and issues of the case, the client's injuries and damages, including  lost wages and medical bills, and availability of insurance coverage.  Following a comprehensive consultation and…

Pre-existing Conditions or Injuries The law in Florida regarding aggravation of a pre-existing condition is stated very clearly in the Standard Florida Jury Instructions: “If you find that the defendants caused a bodily injury, and that the injury resulted in an aggravation of an existing disease or physical defect or…

Catastrophic Injuries Catastrophic injuries are usually obvious to identify and include brain injuries, paralysis, loss of a limb, blindness, or loss of an important bodily function. Despite the obviousness of their appearance, what is not so obvious are the long term needs that a person with a catastrophic injury will…

The Value of a Trial Lawyer Look for a lawyer who: Has experience with your type of case, not one who has done a hundred criminal trials, or divorces. Find a lawyer who focuses his practice on injury cases. Make sure your lawyer will actually take your case all the…