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Injured in Miami? Get connected with a local injury attorney.
Tell us what happened in a few quick steps. We'll connect you with a Florida-licensed attorney who handles injury cases in South Florida. Free to use, no obligation, in English or Spanish.
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Free case review
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How it works
One short form, in English or Spanish. No cost to you.
Tell us what happened
A few quick questions about the accident, where it happened and your injuries.
We look for a local match
Your request goes to a Florida-licensed attorney in our network who handles cases like yours.
Talk it over for free
Get your questions answered and decide whether to hire the attorney. No pressure.
Accidents we see in South Florida
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Florida law
Four Florida rules that affect your claim
2 years
Deadline for most negligence claims
For most negligence claims from incidents on or after March 24, 2023, Florida's deadline to file a lawsuit is two years. Some claims have different deadlines.
14 days
Time to see a doctor after a car crash
Florida's no-fault PIP coverage generally pays medical benefits only if you get initial treatment within 14 days of the accident.
50%
The shared-fault cutoff
Under Florida's modified comparative negligence rule, a person found more than 50% at fault generally can't recover damages.
1 year
Common cruise ticket deadline
Many cruise ticket contracts require written notice within months and a lawsuit within one year. Check your ticket and act quickly.
General information about Florida law, not legal advice. Talk to an attorney about your situation.
Questions people ask
Does it cost anything to use this service?
No. It's free for you. Participating attorneys pay to be part of our network.
How do Florida injury attorneys charge?
Many work on a contingency fee, a percentage of any recovery, with no upfront fee. Florida requires a written contingency fee contract and a Statement of Client's Rights before you hire. Ask about costs, too.
¿Hablan español?
Sí. Choose Español on the form and we'll do our best to connect you with a Spanish-speaking attorney.
I was visiting Miami when I got hurt. Can I still file?
Usually, yes. Florida claims are generally handled where the accident happened. Choose that county on the form.
Do I have to hire the attorney I talk to?
No. You decide whether to move forward.
Is this a law firm?
No. We're a free attorney matching service. We don't give legal advice, and submitting a request doesn't create an attorney-client relationship.
Hurt in South Florida? Find out where you stand.
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