Personal Injury Lawyers in Big Pine Key

In a perfect world, anyone injured in a crash or other incident would be fully compensated by the insurance company of the party responsible for their injuries. Unfortunately, the reality is that the liable party’s insurance company often wants to pay as little as possible.

That’s where we come in. Our attorneys know what a case is actually worth, and we won’t settle for one cent less than full compensation. We gather evidence, review police reports and medical records, enlist experts, and negotiate with the insurance company so that you can focus on getting better. If they refuse to make a fair settlement offer, we’ll take them to court, where we have won 20 times the pre-trial amounts offered.

Don’t go it alone or settle for less than you deserve. On average, people who hire attorneys after a car accident recover three times as much as those who don’t.

A person who files a personal injury lawsuit may be entitled to the following damages related to their injury:

• Medical costs
• Lost wages
• Loss of earning capacity
• Pain and suffering
• Property damage

If you’re not sure if you have a viable case, fill out a case review form and we’ll get in touch, free of charge.

Morgan & Morgan believes that every person deserves justice, regardless of their financial situation. That’s why we operate on the contingency fee basis, which means that it costs nothing upfront to hire us, and we get paid only if we recover a favorable settlement or jury award for you. Our fees come out of this recovery sum after we have successfully resolved your case.

Our Big Pine Key office sits near Bahia Honda State Park and the Blue Hole, and we’re no stranger to adorable Key Deer. Unfortunately, even in a tropical paradise such as this, a person can be injured by another’s negligence.

If you’ve been injured in a crash or other incident, or if you find yourself in an insurance dispute over hurricane or water damage, contact our Big Pine Key office for a free case evaluation. It costs nothing to get started, and you may be owed significantly more money than the insurance company is offering.