Practice Areas
In each area of service that we offer, we promise that you will receive the very best legal treatment in the industry. If the area of expertise you require isn’t covered below, let us know via the contact form below and we’ll do our best to refer you onwards.
Toxic Mold Cases
Mold is prevalent in damp climates. Most large mold deposits can be detected through sight and smell. Typical physical symptoms associated with exposure to toxic mold include memory loss, allergies, and breathing difficulties. Some people are particularly susceptible to illness from toxic mold, especially those with asthma and other existing respiratory problems and infants. These people may suffer fever and mold infections within their lungs. Many doctors fail to properly diagnose the cause of such symptoms as exposure to toxic mold. See your doctor if you have experienced serious health problems because of toxic mold exposure.
In addition, it may be important to contact an attorney who can help you protect your legal rights. Please keep in mind that there may be time limits within which you must commence suit.
Our firm has handled an extensive number of cases in the area of toxic mold litigation in both plaintiff and defense areas of the law. Handling mold cases requires knowledge in constructions, insurance, and personal injury law at a minimum.
Our firm as has the background and ability to take these cases to trial and attract the foremost experts in the country to successfully represent our clients.
Criminal Law
Our firm has the ability to handle all types of state and federal criminal offenses, from minor infractions and misdemeanors to serious felonies, including:
Battery, Assault, and other Violent Crimes Drug and Narcotic Offenses Weapons Charges Theft and Grand Larceny Burglary DUI-DWI Offenses White Collar Crimes Embezzlement Fraud Conspiracy Bond Hearings Emergency Appearances Probation Revocation and Parole Habeas Corpus Proceedings Non-Criminal, Civil Traffic Tickets
Condominium / Home Owners Association Law
Our firm has extensive experience under Chapter 718 and Chapter 720, Florida Statutes. This includes, but is not limited to, construction litigation, collections, demand letters, vendor compliance and opinion letters.
Personal Injury-Wrongful Death
We represent individuals and their families who have been seriously injured or killed as a result of the negligence, carelessness, or recklessness of others. We handle a variety of serious and catastrophic personal injury and wrongful death cases involving:
Joint, Spinal Cord, Neck, and Back Injuries Traumatic Brain Injuries
Closed Head Injuries
Drug Overdose Injuries
Seizure Disorders
Ractures and Dislocations Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Brain Damage, Severe Burns, and Amputations Other Severe, Permanent, and Crippling Injuries
Typical cases involve injuries caused by the negligence, carelessness, and recklessness of others in situations such as:
Automobile Accidents Motorcycle Accidents Bicycle Accidents Semi-Truck and Tractor Trailer Crashes Pedestrian Accidents
Construction Accidents Workplace Accidents Drugs and Medical Devices Fires and Explosions Premises Liability
Personal injuries not only cause physical pain, but often emotional and financial hardship through loss of work, medical bills, and stress placed upon families and loved ones. We often take our physical and mental well being for granted-until something goes wrong. Our attorneys assume the responsibility for providing effective, aggressive investigation and representation, thereby allowing our injured clients to attend to personal matters in the hopes of moving on.
Motor Vehicle Accidents
While motor vehicle accidents comprise a significant portion of personal injury and wrongful death claims, it would be wrong to think that they are always simple to resolve. We understand not just the "rules of the road" and the special duties imposed on commercial and public carriers, but also the complex scientific and engineering principles often necessary to unravel just how an accident occurred and who, if anyone, was at fault. We handle accident cases involving:
Rear end collisions Intersection accidents Alcohol related crashes Hit and run Passenger injuries
Driver injuries Motorcycle accidents Semi-truck and tractor trailer crashes Pedestrian accidents Bicycle accidents
Medical Malpractice
Medical malpractice, simply put, occurs when your medical provider deviates from the normal standard of care. Medical providers are required to exercise reasonable care in accordance with the standards of care for the profession involved. If a doctor, surgeon, hospital, or other medical provider acts, or fails to act, in a manner that deviates from the accepted standard of care, then that provider may be liable for an injured person's damages. Though the majority of health care providers do good work, mistakes are sometimes made which could adversely affect a person, as well as their family and friends, for the rest of their lives. We have extensive experience in cases involving:
Birth-related injuries Brain injuries Surgical errors Misdiagnosis or late diagnosis Failure to diagnose cancer
Obstetrical and gynecological malpractice Patient neglect Medication errors Emergency room errors Nursing home negligence, abuse, and neglect
Pharmaceutical Litigation
Some of the most recent recalls of dangerous prescription drugs include:
Fen-Phen Baycol Rezulin Propulsid Ritalin Oxycontin Ephedra Arava Meridia Serzone PPA (Phenylpropanolamine)
In these types of cases, pharmaceutical, drug, and insurance companies have always held a big advantage over individuals and families injured by their products. Armed with a battery of legal and forensic experts, as well as extensive resources used to investigate and handle claims, these businesses and corporations project a "David and Goliath" image when dealing with plaintiffs who raise legitimate issues regarding harmful side-effects, irreversible injuries, or deaths. Our firm has the ability to take on the daunting resources of pharmaceutical, drug, and insurance companies, and believes that such injuries demand an immediate and appropriate reaction.
Products Liability
Every year, thousands of consumers sustain serious injuries from defective products. Many of these injuries could be avoided if the manufacturers or distributors of these products took additional steps to ensure consumer safety. The main incentive to increase product safety is to avoid potential liability in product liability lawsuits, which provide compensation for the personal injuries sustained from the use of a defective product. If you have suffered injuries due to a defective product you may be able to file a claim against the manufacturer to recover damages. You do not necessarily have to prove that the manufacturer was negligent. Product liability claims, often called strict product liability can be established if you are able to prove three things:
- The product was defective
- The defect existed prior to the manufacturer releasing the product
- The defect caused your damages
- The product was defective
- The defect existed prior to the manufacturer releasing the product
- The defect caused your damages
Manufacturers and their marketers must label the product in such a way as to warn of all dangers associated with its' use. They must specifically state how that product should be used and warn you of the hazards.
Our mission in pursuing product liability cases is to obtain just compensation for our injured clients and to create an economic incentive for those in the stream of commerce to produce safe products and provide sufficient warning of the dangers of their products, ultimately resulting in the saving of lives. The damages the consumer is entitled to receive in a dangerous or defective product case include compensation for:
Medical expenses Lost wages Loss of physical capacity Pain, suffering, and mental anguish Punitive damages
Business and Commercial Law
Whether building or acquiring facilities or equipment, contemplating business mergers or acquisitions, contracting for the purchase or sale of goods and services, developing policies, procedures, plans and agreements concerning employees and independent contractors, or simply attempting to comply with the constantly-growing array of rules, regulations, codes, ordinances, statutes and laws affecting businesses. Areas of practice include:
