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Miami Personal Injury Lawyers
Representing Victims of Negligence & Their Families
A serious injury can feel nearly impossible to overcome. Whether you slipped on a wet floor in a mall or were hit by a distracted truck driver, you are suffering because of someone else’s actions or inactions. Now, no one is stepping forward to take responsibility and pay for the costs of your recovery and the damage caused by the accident. What can you do while you’re dealing with all you’ve suffered?
At Fischer Redavid PLLC, we’ve handled many personal injury cases in which the liable party doesn’t want to pay the damages that follow the accident they caused through negligence. Our law firm is built on the foundation of helping injured victims like you overcome their injuries and get the compensation they rightly deserve for a financial, physical, and emotional recovery.
Our Miami personal injury lawyers are on your side. The claims process isn’t easy, but our lawyers will be with you every step of the way fighting for the justice and full compensation you deserve.
Types of Personal Injury Cases Our Miami Office Handles
When filing a civil lawsuit after an injury, it matters what type of accident you were involved in. But, if you don’t have legal experience with accident claims, all you know is that you suffered injuries because someone was careless with your safety. The little details can affect your claim, but those little details can be handled by your personal injury lawyer.
When it comes to specifics about your accident claim and the Florida and Miami laws that play a role, your injury lawyers can help you prepare and understand those details before you head to the courtroom. You deserve to focus on your recovery, not the complex details of a civil lawsuit—that’s what our attorneys are here for.
Are you an attorney with inquiries or a case to refer? Arrange a conversation with one of our lawyers or give us a call today at (954) 800-2155.
We help clients with all types of personal injury cases, including those involving:
- Bicycle accidents
- Birth injuries
- Boating accidents
- Brain injuries
- Bus accidents
- Car accidents
- Child injuries
- Construction accidents
- Cruise ship injuries
- Defective drugs
- Medical malpractice
- Motorcycle accidents
- Negligent security
- Nursing home abuse
- Pedestrian accidents
- Premises liability
- Prison injuries
- Product liability
- Sexual abuse
- Slip and falls
- Emotional distress
- Spinal cord injuries
- Truck accidents
- Wrongful death
We also represent clients in cases involving civil rights violations, as well as business disruption claims. Reach out to our firm today to learn more, including how our attorneys can assist you with your legal needs, during a free, no-obligation consultation.
Evaluating Liability in Your Personal Injury Case
When you’re hurt in a serious accident, you need to know who’s at fault for your injuries and who has financial liability. You may know who caused your injuries, for example, but they may not be the ones legally responsible for seeing you compensated for the ensuing losses.
For example, you may have been injured because an employee at a department store didn’t warn you about a wet floor, leading to a slip-and-fall premises liability accident. Technically, they caused the accident, but their employer or the property owner are the ones liable for the damage and the costs of your injuries.
Fault can get complicated, and you may need guidance to identify the liable party in your accident claim. One of your attorney’s jobs is to investigate the accident to firmly determine what caused it, and then work to identify who is liable for causing the accident and what form their negligence took.
Personal Injury Lawsuits After a Criminal Case
In some cases, you may have been injured by someone in the middle of committing a crime. They may have even already been convicted of the crime, but what does that mean for your injuries? A criminal conviction is intended to bring justice and deter future criminal acts, but it’s not meant to compensate the victims of accidents and injuries.
Victims must wait until the criminal trial has concluded to file a civil personal injury lawsuit. However, your personal injury lawyers can use evidence from the criminal trial for your civil lawsuit. Even if the at-fault party is not convicted of a crime, they can still be held accountable in civil court, which means a chance at financial compensation for you.
Compensation for Miami Personal Injury Victims
A severe personal injury comes with costs. These costs are often financial, but they can also be intangible in nature, too. Damages are the financial compensation you receive to pay for these costs. Whether you were hurt in a car accident or need help with premises liability cases, your attorney will seek compensation from all responsible parties that reflects the entirety of your losses. This is true whether you need to sue the state or federal government or multiple insurance companies.
There are two main types of compensatory damages:
- Economic Damages: Economic damages will impact your life immediately. Your injuries may require long-term medical care, which can mean hundreds of thousands of dollars. You may also be unable to work while you heal from your personal injury, which means lost income, wages, and money. If your property was damaged during the accident, that firmly falls under economic damages, too.
- Non-Economic Damages: Your damages should also cover your emotional and mental suffering from the accident. These damages are intangible, but they can affect your quality of life as much, if not more, than physical injuries. For example, if you broke a bone, you may suffer from intense pain that makes it hard to focus on daily tasks. Your personal injury lawyers have the legal team and the tools to calculate the monetary value of these accident losses and help get you the result you require.
In addition to compensatory damages, some personal injury cases call for punitive damages, as well. Also known as “exemplary” damages, punitive damages are meant to punish the defendant rather than compensate the plaintiff for specific losses. While punitive damages are less commonly awarded than compensatory damages, the court may choose to award punitive damages if it determines that the defendant acted with gross or egregious negligence, willful or wanton misconduct, or intent to inflict injury or harm.
Connect with a Personal Injury Attorney Today
When you’re seeking compensation for a personal injury, it can be tough to get the settlement you need to compensate for what you’ve suffered. The liable party doesn’t want to pay for the losses the accident caused, which leaves you paying out of your own pocket if you don’t take them to court. If you’re inexperienced in handling an injury claim, you could be putting your personal injury case at risk.
That’s why our lawyers at Fischer Redavid PLLC focus on helping people like you rightly recover compensation for their injuries. We’ve recovered millions in personal injury damages and have the resources to make a difference in your claim and get you the results you need. We’re ready to seek your maximum compensation. That way, you can have the legal security that allows you to put your focus on your health and emotional recovery.
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