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$4,000,000 Car Insurance Settlement
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$1,500,000 Automobile Accident Settlement
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$1,250,000 Policy Limit for Automobile Accident
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$1,250,000 Policy Limit for Automobile Accident
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$1,250,000 Policy Limit for Automobile Accident
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$1,250,000 Bike Malfunction Settlement
South Florida Brain Injury Attorneys
Trusted Coral Springs Law Firm Fighting for Brain Injury Victims
Brain injuries can seriously impact just about every area of your life, from thinking and speaking to walking around and even being able to breathe without assistance. Enormous medical bills tend to accompany treatment and rehabilitation for these injuries, which may also affect your ability to work or participate in activities you once enjoyed.
If you suffered a brain injury because of someone else’s negligence, you owe it to yourself to consult a personal injury attorney and explore your options for recovering compensation for your losses. At The South Florida Injury Law Firm, we are prepared to represent brain injury victims who suffered harm in incidents involving cars, trucks, motorcycles, buses, bicycles, pedestrians, rideshares, slips and falls, negligent security, and more. We understand the life-altering consequences of these catastrophic injuries, recognize what is at stake in your case, and are here to provide compassionate, solutions-oriented support during this immensely challenging time. Our team knows the ins and outs of Florida personal injury law and can help you hold the responsible party or parties accountable.
Our case results speak for themselves, and we are not afraid to go to trial if that is what is necessary to secure a just outcome. We take brain injury cases on a contingency basis, meaning you don’t owe our firm legal fees unless we help you recover compensation.
Schedule a free consultation with our South Florida brain injury lawyers today by calling (888) 906-4423 or contacting us online. We can meet with you virtually and answer phones 24/7.
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“In every shape way and form they have been a tremendous help in gaining my ability to perform every day activities.”- Carlota C.
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“When all the bills come rolling in and you have no idea what to do... you just pick up the phone and call Jeff, Craig or Matt they always pick up the phone, they never leave you hanging!”- Josephine B.
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“I had no idea what to do after my accident and Jeffrey took care of me. He was helpful by explaining everything to me and truest cared about how my family and I were doing.”- Stephanie M.
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“Lawyer Jeff Braxton was a huge help getting my case settled and I loved that I was able to speak with him directly whenever I needed. His firm is professional, honest, and accessible.”- Ashley H.
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“He is always prompt and available, professional, and knowledgeable in his work.”- Danielle M.
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“A year later, his law firm proved my decision to allow the firm to handle my case was the correct one!”- Liz
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“They were always easy to reach and always were available for me for any questions I had, even on the weekends!!!”- Tracy G.
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“I would like to thank Craig Posner for a wonderful job on my case. He was extremely courteous and professional and worked one on one with me throughout the entire process.”- Alberto P.
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“Jeff Braxton and his team at the South Florida Injury Law Firm are extremely professional and terrific to deal with.”- Erika P.
How Long Do I Have to File a Brain Injury Claim in Florida?
In Florida, the statute of limitations for filing a personal injury lawsuit – including those involving brain injuries – is typically two years from the date the injury occurred.This specific deadline applies to incidents that happened on or after March 24, 2023, as a significant change in Florida law reduced the previous four-year statute of limitations for negligence cases. If the accident that caused your brain injury occurred before March 24, 2023, the previous four-year deadline may still apply.
Two years may seem like a significant amount of time, but it is in your best interest to get legal advice as soon as possible after suffering a brain injury. Brain injuries, especially traumatic brain injuries (TBIs), often present with delayed or evolving symptoms, making it crucial to establish a clear connection between the incident and your injury early on.
Prompt legal action allows our attorneys at The South Florida Injury Law Firm to quickly investigate the accident, preserve important evidence (including physical evidence at the scene that can disappear over time), and secure expert medical evaluations to fully document the extent and long-term prognosis of your brain injury. Timely intervention also helps position us to deal with aggressive insurance companies who may try to minimize the value of your claim if you attempt to navigate the complex legal and medical landscape without experienced legal representation.
Why Choose The South Florida Injury Law Firm?
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No Fees Unless We Win Your CaseThere are no fees of any kind until we settle or win your case in court.
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We Can Arrange to Come To YouFor our clients who are unable to travel, we make it easier for you.
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No Cost For Your ConsultationWhen you schedule a consultation, there is never an initial charge
Types of Compensation Available in Brain Injury Cases
When pursuing a brain injury claim in Florida, you can seek compensation for economic and non-economic damages. Economic damages are the quantifiable financial losses resulting from your injuries that have a clear monetary value and can be supported by documentation. These can be extensive in cases involving brain injuries and include all past and future medical expenses, such as emergency care, diagnostic tests, hospital stays, surgeries, medications, rehabilitation therapy (physical, occupational, speech), cognitive therapy, ongoing specialized care, and even the cost of necessary home modifications or assistive devices.
Lost wages are another major component, covering the income you missed due to being unable to work. Economic damages can also include any loss of future earning capacity if your brain injury results in a permanent disability or limits your ability to return to your previous profession.
Non-economic damages are designed to address the subjective, intangible losses that do not have a direct monetary value but still significantly impact your quality of life. These damages compensate for the immense physical pain and suffering you endure from the injury itself, as well as chronic pain that may persist.
