How to Choose a South Florida Personal Injury Attorney in Broward County

If you are injured due to someone else’s negligence in South Florida, or you are injured on the job, an experienced South Florida Personal Injury Attorney can help you understand your legal rights and how to pursue your legal remedies. If you are not familiar with a particular Personal Injury Attorney in Broward County, how should you go about selecting the right attorney to represent you.



There are many Lawyers in Broward County who handle personal injury cases, and many South Florida Personal Injury Attorneys advertise on television, in phone books, on bus benches, on taxi cabs, and many other places. How can you select the right attorney for you?

An effective Personal Injury Attorney must be a good communicator. When you select an attorney to represent you in court, you should seek someone who communicates well with you, who understands your issues and concerns, and clearly describes the process, pitfalls, and potential benefits of pursuing litigation or settling the issues.

Although some types of cases are appropriate for contingency fee agreements in which a South Florida Personal Injury Lawyer collects fees as a percentage of the money recovered from a claim, not all civil litigation cases are appropriate for this arrangement. Where the liability is clear and the responsible party is able to pay for damages with insurance or on their own, a South Florida Personal Injury Lawyer will typically advance the costs to pursue your claims, and you will pay nothing to your attorney until your claims are paid by the responsible party. The lawyer’s fee and costs will then be paid from the money recovered for you.

A personal injury lawsuit may involve circumstances including auto and motorcycle accidents, boat negligence, medical malpractice, worker’s compensation, nursing home neglect or slip and fall accidents. Personal injury lawsuits also comprise class action suits against pharmaceutical companies for dangerous consumer products such as Fosamax, Zocor or YAZ birth control. You may be able to recover damages for you medical expenses, pain and suffering, lost wages, lost earning potential, impaired physical capacities, and other damages recoverable under the law. Some law firms focus on particular types of personal injury cases in South Florida. If your case is not the type of case that our firm has experience in handling, we can refer you to other attorneys and assist you to work with an attorney on your case as your co-counsel at no extra cost to you.

In Florida, there is a time limit for filing a personal injury lawsuit against the party that injured you. If you wait too long from the time you were injured, you will not have a valid claim and your claim will be dismissed. We can help you to file your case or to find a law firm that handles your type of case within the required time frame.

If you are looking for an attorney experienced with personal injury cases, who co-counsels with Personal Injury Attorneys in Broward County in all types of personal injury cases to ensure that our clients obtain the highest level of attention that their cases deserve, we are here to help you. If you have been injured and are looking for South Florida Personal Injury Attorneys who can help you to pursue all of the monetary relief available to you under the law, call Law & Mediation, LLC today at 954-874-2935 for a free consultation.

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Stuart Reed is an experienced litigator and mediator who has been serving clients in Miami Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties in South Florida since 1994. Stuart Reed is a competent and qualified attorney serving several areas of law including Family Law, Business Law, Immigration Law, Civil Litigation, Personal Injury Law, Real Estate Law and Mediation. Stuart Reed is certified by the Florida Supreme Court for Circuit, County and Family Court Mediations.