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Florida automobile accident attorneys at Odesnik Law have great knowledge and experience to obtain the maximum amount of compensation for your injuries and damages.
In an automobile wreck claim, you are possibly entitled to recover the following forms of compensation:
Damages in a medical malpractice claim are all of the ways that you suffer losses, personal & financial, from the medical malpractice that occurs.
For example, you may have additional medical bills because of the length of time it took you to heal. You may have extra medical expenses to repair the damage done from the medical malpractice. The damages that you may claim in a medical malpractice case include:
If you suspect a wrongful death, simply describe your case, and we will make sure you receive a fair trial and compensation. We offer a free consultation and advise you on your legal options to collect fair compensation from the responsible parties.
If a person dies because of the misconduct or negligence of a third party, a family member or survivor can sue for wrongful death and be eligible for financial compensation. To bring forth a wrongful death lawsuit, the following elements must be present:
A wrongful death case must be filed within a certain time frame depending on the state law where the victim lost their life. Although insurance companies cover small death claims, the compensation amount may not fairly cover the losses you sustained. So, it’s imperative to contact a lawyer right away if you think the cause of death was the direct result of someone’s negligence or misconduct.
Slip/Trip and fall accidents are sometimes unavoidable. However, the hazard presented causing someone to slip/trip can happen due to the negligence of another party, such as a landlord, building owner or building manager. The responsible party or parties are potentially liable for your damages and losses sustained.
While the average compensation is high, the eventual payout depends on the following factors:
As an experienced accident lawyer, we can handle your claim, help prevent you from accepting unfair settlements, and represent you if your case goes to trial.