Back Injury in Orlando

A back injury in Orlando, especially if caused by someone else's negligence, can leave you with more questions than answers. You'll likely be concerned about whether you'll be able to afford treatment, how you'll pay your bills as you recover from the injury, whether the injury will affect you in the long run, and more.

At Morgan and Morgan, we understand your concerns. As a family, we had a similar experience decades ago when our brother Tim Morgan was injured while working as a lifeguard at Disney World.

That's part of the reason we exist today. What started as a small family-owned injury firm right here in Orlando three decades ago has since grown to become America's largest. We've won more than $20 billion and worked with over 500,000 clients, including back injury victims just like you or a loved one. You could be next in line for compensation. Contact us today.

FAQ

I'm Not Sure if I Have a Valid Claim. What Should I Do?

When you contact us for a free case evaluation, we'll review the specifics of your situation and determine the validity of your claim. That way, you'll not have to guess whether you can take legal action against the party you believe is responsible for your back injury.

What Factors Will Influence the Value of My Back Injury Claim?

In most cases, factors such as the severity of the injury, the amount of medical expenses incurred, whether you lost wages, and the overall impact this injury has had on your daily life will determine the value of your claim. Other factors, such as whether you were also partially at fault, could influence the amount of compensation you may be able to recover.

Can I File a Birth Injury Claim Against Multiple Parties?

Yes, in most cases, you can. However, this requires more than a valid case; you need an Orlando back injury lawyer with access to powerful legal resources, something Morgan and Morgan attorneys are known for.

What if the At-Fault Party Disputes Liability?

One thing that sets us apart from other injury firms in the country is that we don't try to reason with the unreasonable. If the other party refuses to cooperate with us, they'll see us in court in front of a judge or jury.

What Elements Do I Need To Prove for a Successful Claim?

You typically need to prove duty of care, breach of duty, causation, and damages. As long as you have a valid case, we may be able to help you prove these elements.

Can I Still Recover Compensation if I Got Injured at Work and Was at Fault?

In many workers' compensation cases, fault is not a factor. In other words, may still be eligible for compensation if the accident was a result of a genuine mistake, not recklessness.

I Am Afraid My Employer Will Retaliate Against Me if I File a Back Injury Claim. What Should I Do?

It's against the law for employers to retaliate against employees for filing back injury claims. If they do so, they risk facing a retaliation lawsuit on top of the back injury case.

Contact the Largest Injury Firm in America

The first step in the fight for your deserved compensation starts with a free case evaluation by a back injury expert from our team. To get started, contact us today by filling out this form.