Car Accident Attorneys

The best Injury Lawyers in Miami, Florida

Many persons involved in a car accident believe they do not need an attorney to handle their case. This is a common mistake made by victims of car accidents.

Insurance companies are quick to contact victims of car accidents to secure a statement and/or settlement before the victim has had an opportunity to consult with an attorney. It is very unlikely that the insurance company will make a fair offer if the insurance company knows the victim is not attorney represented.

How can a Miami Car Accident Attorney help you?

If you or someone you care about was recently involved in a car accident, it is very important that a thorough investigation of the accident and all facts surrounding it be conducted as soon as possible. If not, the evidence can be lost and/or destroyed. Having evidence and legal representation can make all the difference in the your ability to receive fair and adequate compensation for your damages.

The Perez-Gurri Law Firm will handle all aspects of your car accident case, from your injuries to your property damage. Under Florida law, most car accident victims have to prove that they suffered a permanent injury before they can recover money for pain and suffering. We will explain this law to you and how it affects your case. You should consult with an attorney who can advise you of your rights and the potential value of your damages.

What to do after a Car Accident:

Take photographs of all vehicles involved

Do not speak to anyone but your attorney

Obtain the name and phone number of all witnesses

Take photographs of all visible injuries

Obtain immediate medical attention

Report Accident to the Police

You should consult with an attorney who can advise you of your rights and the potential value of your damages. It is very likely that an insurance company adjuster or investigator will attempt to contact you and obtain your statement before you have had an opportunity to speak with an attorney.

It is always recommended that you speak to an attorney before you speak with a representative from an insurance company.

What you may be entitled to receive, including but not limited to:

-Payment of medical bills

-Payment of lost wages

-Payment of lost services

-Payment for loss of earning capacity

-Payment for physical pain and suffering

-Payment for emotional pain and suffering

-Payment for property damage