The Orlando Personal Injury attorneys at Vaughan Law Group are not only AV
rated by Martindale Hubble, they have been representing injured parties for 25
years. The AV Rating means that peer lawyers have acknowledged the excellence in
both Vaughan Law Group competency and ethics. Listed below are general items of
information concerning the area of personal injury. The viewer, in order to get
a more specific indication of the credentials of the Orlando personal injury
attorneys at Vaughan Law Group, should peruse this website. There are specific
cases both past and present, that are discussed. The viewer can review the
credentials of the attorneys at Vaughan Law Group as well as note some of the
more recent successes of the firm. The Orlando personal injury attorneys and
lawyers at Vaughan Law Group will conduct client interviews at no charge to the
potential client in order to determine whether representation may be beneficial.
Orlando Personal Injury Laws Orlando personal
injury laws, also called "tort" laws, are designed to protect those who have
been seriously harmed as a result of another party’s negligence or wrongdoing.
Orlando personal injury lawsuits allow an injured
eg.(motorcycle,car,semi-tractor truck,airplane, accident) victim to
file a claim against the responsible party to seek monetary damages for the
losses they have suffered.
Orlando Personal Injury Claims Orlando personal
injury lawsuits cover a wide range of claims including, but not limited to
wrongful death, slip and fall, automobile accidents, motorcycle accidents,
defective or dangerous products, premises liability, dog bites, and more. Some
ways you or a loved one may have suffered a serious injury or illness at the
hands of another party may include:
An injury from a car accident
An injury from a semi-tractor trailer accident
An injury from dog bites
An injury suffered at work or an occupational illness
Tripping on loose floorboards or broken pavement
Injuries caused by a defective product you purchased
An injury suffered while on vacation (amusement park injuries, etc.)
Medical malpractice
Damages Recovered There are a number of economic
and non-economic damages that may be recovered in a personal injury claim. The
amount of compensation you may receive is dependant on the seriousness and
extent of your illness or injury and how it affects your ability to live a full
and normal life. Compensation can be awarded for physical and emotional pain and
suffering, lost earning capacity due to the injury, medical costs, and more. All
damages may include present and future expected
losses.
Statute of Limitations All personal injury laws
are subject to a statute of limitations, which limits the amount of time a
victim or their family has to file a lawsuit. The statute of limitations varies
from state to state. In Florida the statute of limitations for personal
injury/negligence claims is four years. If you or a loved one has suffered a
personal injury, the best way to protect your legal rights is to seek the early
advice of a qualified legal professional. The Orlando personal
injury attorneys at Vaughan law firm can inform you of the best way to
protect your legal interests.
Who Can File a Personal Injury Lawsuit Any
injured party may be eligible to file a personal injury claim against those who
caused the harm. However, if the incident resulted in a fatality, the surviving
family members may be able to file a lawsuit on behalf of the deceased. It is
important to speak to a personal injury attorney who can evaluate your case and
maximize your legal options.
Do I Need an Attorney? If you wish to file a
personal injury lawsuit, your case will be subject to numerous laws relating to
liability, damages, standards of proof, and more. To protect your
interests, it is important to choose an experienced law firm with experts you
can trust. The qualified Orlando personal injury attorneys at Vaughan Law
Group are experienced in handling cases of personal injury. We will
evaluate your claim, provide honest advice, build a strong case with clear
evidence, and protect your legal rights and interests. Contact us today to learn
more about your legal rights and options FREE OF CHARGE.
Orlando Personal Injury Contact Information
Contact Vaughan Law Group's Orlando Personal Injury Attorneys today for your free initial consultation. You can contact Vaughan Law Group at 407-648-4535 or use the online submission form.
Orlando Personal Injury FAQ's
How does Vaughan Law Group charge fees for a personal injury claim?
Attorneys fees for Florida and Orlando Personal Injury Claims are governed by the Florida Bar. Generally speaking, attorneys representing personal injury clients are limited to 33 1/3 % of a gross recovery before a lawsuit is filed and 40% of gross recovery after a lawsuit has been filed.
How does Vaughan Law Group handle the costs necessary for a successful result in a personal injury claim?
Vaughan Law Group advances all cost on behalf of its clients and will not recover them from the client unless the case is won at trial or settled. The client only reimburses Vaughan Law Group if that client prevails and receives a monetary award or settlement.
What costs would Vaughan Law Group typically advance for a personal injury claim?
In most injury cases, costs will vary from hundreds of dollars to tens and even hundreds of thousands of dollars. These costs are for various needs to include, but not limited to, medical and lay depositions, expert review and testimony, subpoenas, medical records, travel, etc
How long will my personal injury case last?
This is a difficult question to answer without knowing the specific type of case and the specific facts of your case. However, a general rule-of-thumb would be within 3-9 months for cases that don’t have to be put into suit and 12-24 months for cases that are filed on.
Do I have to go to trial for my personal injury claim?
Again, the specifics of each case will help decide whether a trial would be advantageous to you. However, you will never HAVE to go to trial; that will be up to you. In most cases, court ordered mediation allows the parties to get together and resolve the case prior to any trials.
