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Nothing hurts more than the loss of a loved one. When that loss is the result of someone else’s actions, such as a car accident, bicycle accident, or trip and fall, that loss can be increasingly painful.
Florida law can be complex. For an introduction into wrongful death law click HERE. However, Florida limits who can recover for the loss of a loved one. Florida also has a shortened statute of limitations of 2 years to bring a wrongful death claim. Failing to bring your claim within this time period risks being unable to bring your claim at all. As a result, it is important to contact a wrongful death attorney.
Let a wrongful death attorney review your claim. Speaking to a wrongful death attorney about the loss of a loved one is never easy. It is rarely even at the top of the list for a family still in mourning. However, a wrongful death attorney should be contacted immediately. Investigations need to begin, estates need to be opened, and evidence needs to be preserved. Failing to secure an experienced wrongful death attorney can add insult to an already emotional and financial injury.
At Presser Law, P.A., we fight for you because justice is what victims of wrongful death deserve. Wrongful Death attorney Justin H. Presser will provide you with legal guidance and insight about your case and explore issues of fault, causation and damages so that we can fight to bring you the justice you deserve.
We handle wrongful death cases throughout Florida. There are no fees or costs unless we make a recovery.
If you or someone you know has suffered a personal injury, Presser Law, P.A. is here to help.
Call 407-216-2000 or click the button below to schedule a consultation.
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How protected are you after an auto accident? Did you know that Florida only requires two types of coverages to lawfully drive a vehicle on the road?
Insurance companies make their profits by collecting premiums and delaying, denying, or diminishing the payment of claims made by people just like you.
Insurance companies make their profits by collecting premiums and delaying, denying, or diminishing the payment of claims made by people just like you.
Insurance companies make their profits by collecting premiums and delaying, denying, or diminishing the payment of claims made by people just like you.
FREE Case Review – There are no fees or costs to you unless we make a recovery.
Visit our YouTube or blogs page for more information on a variety of personal injury law topics
How protected are you after an auto accident? Did you know that Florida only requires two types of coverages to lawfully drive a vehicle on the road?
Insurance companies make their profits by collecting premiums and delaying, denying, or diminishing the payment of claims made by people just like you.
Insurance companies make their profits by collecting premiums and delaying, denying, or diminishing the payment of claims made by people just like you.
Insurance companies make their profits by collecting premiums and delaying, denying, or diminishing the payment of claims made by people just like you.
FREE Case Review – There are no fees or costs to you unless we make a recovery.
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