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FLORIDA PERSONAL INJURY ATTORNEY

Accidents are life altering events that cause a tremendous amount of physical, emotional, social and financial strain on a person and his or her loved ones. Accidents causing serious injuries are traumatizing and make everything feel helpless and overwhelming. Our attorneys at Warrior Law P.A. understand this state of helplessness and we are here to help. Stop right now, breathe and trust that you are in the right place.

Our attorneys understand the needs of our clients. We understand that accident victims and their loved ones are immediately concerned with medical bills, medical treatment, lost wages from work, sudden loss of income or benefits, insurance issues and property damage. Fortunately, Florida law protects victims of accidents and allows a victim to recover financial compensation if an individual or an entity was responsible for the accident. This law allows compensation even if the individual or entity at fault did not mean to cause the accident. If you were hurt due to someone else’s negligent, reckless, or intentional behavior, you could be entitled to compensation for your damages. To seek compensation, you will need to file a claim against the responsible party. Many times, a victim is uninformed about his or her rights following an accident. Depending on the type of accident, you must preserve your right to pursue a claim and preserve the evidence. One of the most critical aspects of a personal injury case is the investigation of the case. The investigation conducted by your personal injury attorney can produce evidence that supports your position and can detail the scope and extent of your injuries. The more evidence that is available, the stronger your case will be. Further, a victim needs to know how to properly report a claim to the responsible party. That’s why it’s important to speak with an attorney as soon as possible. After you have sought appropriate medical attention, you should contact a reputable attorney with experience handling personal injury cases. Time is of the essence in every accident case. Florida law establishes legal time frames in which a civil case must be filed. These time frames are called “statutes of limitations,” and are strictly observed. Each type of case has a different statute of limitations. For example, in Florida medical malpractice cases generally have a statute of limitations of two years. This means that a victim of medical malpractice must file their claim in court within two years of the incident that resulted in their injury. Our experienced attorneys know the necessary steps to take depending on the type of accident you sustained.

Warrior Law P.A. handles all types of accidents, including the following:

  • Assault and Bar Fights
  • Boating Accidents
  • Cruise Ship Accidents
  • Car Accidents
  • Construction Accidents
  • Distracted Driving Accidents
  • Elder and Nursing Home Abuse
  • Mass Transit Accidents
  • Medical Malpractice
  • Negligent Security Cases
  • Premises Liability Accidents: these accidents occur when a property is unsafe.
  • Toxic Torts: these accidents involve exposure to harmful environmental toxins such as mold.
  • Trucking Accidents
  • Watercraft Accidents

Warrior Law P.A. provides full service representation by skilled attorneys who will listen and zealously advocate on your behalf. We know you have questions about filing your claim and we will diligently explain every step. We will explore your options and guide you through the process of obtaining prompt relief and maximized results. We will also help you move passed this trauma and walk toward the light of a new future.  Accidents and injuries force you to stop, pause and reflect on the way you are living. It can be nature’s way of forcing you to change your life and the way you live. While physical and emotional injuries can be debilitating, we encourage each client to use the experience to move toward a better, happier life. At the same time, we will work hard to recover fair and just compensation for the wrong. If you or a loved one was recently hurt in an accident, contact Warrior Law P.A. and schedule a free consultation with our legal team today to learn more about your legal options.

FLORIDA WRONGFUL DEATH ATTORNEY

An abrupt loss is traumatizing and life altering. There is no lawsuit, no amount of money and nothing anyone can say or do to replace the sudden loss of a loved one. Sudden death is not only emotionally, mentally and spiritually painful, it causes an overwhelming amount of strain on a family who must deal with funeral and burial arrangements, rapid loss of income and benefits and many other issues. Our attorneys at Warrior Law P.A. understand this state of trauma and the problems that arise following a tragedy. We are here to help. Stop right now, breathe and trust that you are in the right place.

If the unfortunate death of a loved one is caused by the wrongdoing of an individual or entity,  the Florida wrongful death statutes allow a decedent’s beneficiaries to file a lawsuit and recover compensation. Only certain surviving family members can file a wrongful death action after a loved one is wrongly killed. Generally, wrongful death claims can be filed by the following:

  • The estate of the deceased, i.e., the personal representative of the estate.
  • The surviving spouse of the deceased.
  • The surviving children of the deceased
  • The surviving parents of the deceased
  • The surviving blood relatives of the deceased, including adoptive siblings, so long as these individuals were at least partially dependent on the deceased.

The types of damages recoverable in a wrongful death action vary depending on the situation. For example, certain claimants may recover for burial and funeral expenses, loss of future earnings, loss of benefits, loss of companionship and care, and for mental anguish. There are many restrictions and limitations placed on who is able to recover in a wrongful death action, and what damages are recoverable. Wrongful death actions in Florida must be filed within the statute of limitations, i.e., a specified time period in which the claim must be brought, or else the claim will not be heard by the court. The statute of limitations for a wrongful death case in Florida is two years from the date of death. Time is of the essence for those surviving beneficiaries who are eligible to seek wrongful death damages. That’s why it’s important to immediately consult with an experienced wrongful death attorney to determine who and what may be recoverable after the unfortunate demise of a loved one.

Warrior Law P.A. provides full service representation by skilled attorneys who will listen and zealously advocate on your behalf. We know you have questions about filing your claim and we will diligently explain every step. We will explore your options and guide you through the process of obtaining prompt relief and maximized results. We will also help you move passed this trauma and walk toward the light of a new future.  Sudden loss forces you to stop, pause and reflect on the way you are living. It can be nature’s way of forcing you to change your life and the way you live. While the loss of a loved one causes immense suffering, we encourage our clients to use the loss to move toward a better, happier life. At the same time, we will work hard to recover fair and just compensation for the wrongful death. If your loved one was wrongfully killed in an accident, contact Warrior Law P.A. and schedule a free consultation with our legal team today to learn more about your legal options.