It’s usually very difficult to know exactly what your case is worth at the onset. However, there are a few things that are typically taken into consideration:

1. Policy limits of the at-fault party and uninsured motorist coverage, where applicable.
2. Severity of injury and type of treatment warranted to treat the injury.
3. Medical expenses incurred for treatment over and above the PIP benefits.

Numerous other things need to be considered, but these are just a few of the most common.

Every case is unique, so the duration varies. Factors like complexity, evidence gathering, and negotiations affect timelines. We strive for efficient resolutions while ensuring your rights and compensation are prioritized.

Yes, emotional distress is compensable in Florida personal injury cases. This includes anxiety, trauma, and other emotional impacts from the accident. We document these effects meticulously to ensure you receive comprehensive compensation.

Before accepting any offer, consult with us. Insurance companies may offer less than your claim's actual value. We evaluate offers to ensure they cover all current and future expenses related to your injuries under Florida law. We negotiate vigorously or litigate if needed to secure fair compensation.

If you've been injured due to someone else's negligence or wrongful actions, you likely have grounds for a claim. Contact us for a free consultation. We will assess your case, discuss your legal options, and advise you on the next steps based on our expertise and experience.

We consider various factors such as medical bills, lost wages, future medical needs, pain and suffering, and the impact on your quality of life. Working with experts, we assess long-term effects to ensure your compensation under Florida law reflects the full extent of your damages.