You might be thinking, “what’s the rush?” As our personal injury lawyers know, the law maintains that after a certain amount of time, you can no longer pursue a claim for a personal injury. The statute of limitations in Florida holds that, for negligence cases, you must file a legal claim within four years following the date of the incident, meaning we need to get started on your case well before that deadline. Ideally, you should meet with and retain an experienced personal injury lawyer at Aronberg, Aronberg & Green as soon as possible after your accident so that we can get to work right away.

Because your primary responsibility is focusing on your recovery, our personal injury lawyers want you to know that our attorneys will be “running the show,” so to speak; we will handle all of the details and submissions, leaving you to focus on getting back on your feet.

There a many factors involved that need further discussion to determine the value of your case. You really should consult with a personal injury attorney to discuss.  You can always call a personal injury attorney and get a free consultation about your case.

Your employer cannot get your medical records without your permission.

If your lawyer withdraws from the case, he is not entitled to a fee. If you fire your lawyer, he may be entitled to his fees and costs. His fee may be calculated based on the contingency (if he obtained a settlement offer for you prior to being fired OR based on the amount of hours he worked on the case.

Did your lawyer not communicate to you about filing a lawsuit within 2 years of the malpractice? He/she should have within that time frame. You could potentially have a legal malpractice claim against your lawyer.

Yes, in Florida both the driver and the owner of a vehicle involved in a crash are liable for the other person’s injuries.

Yes you can pursue a negligence case against the artist. The value of your case depends on how long your injury lasts and how it effects your life. You should go to a plastic surgeon for follow up care. Also try to find out if the artist has insurance.

Hire a personal injury lawyer in your area to present your claim to the restaurant’s insurance company. Try to settle the claim first and then, if case does not settle, file a lawsuit.

If you are still treating for your injury it may be premature to settle your claim. You do have to be careful though to file a workers compensation claim timely. If you don’t, you may lose some legal rights to compensation.