Types of Cases We Handle

Our Orlando personal injury attorneys represent clients in all types of cases, including:

• Motor vehicle accidents
• Bicycle accidents
• Bus accidents
• E-bike accidents
• Motorcycle accidents
• Truck accidents
• Defective products

The Basics of a Personal Injury Case

A personal injury claim is a civil case brought by someone who has been harmed due to another’s negligence. These claims are not about punishing the responsible party. They are about restoring what was lost by securing compensation for medical bills, lost income, pain and suffering, and other damages.

In Florida, most injury cases require proof of four key elements:

• Duty of Care – The at-fault party had a responsibility to act with reasonable care.
• Breach of Duty – They failed to meet that responsibility, such as by speeding, leaving hazards on property, or making a medical mistake.
• Causation – The breach directly caused your injuries.
• Damages – You suffered measurable harm, whether physical, emotional, or financial.

Proving these elements is no easy task, especially when defendants and insurers are keen on protecting their bottom lines. To level the playing field and position yourself for a positive outcome, you can work with experienced attorneys like those at The Florida Law Group.

Backed by over a century of collective experience, our attorneys work diligently to investigate, gather evidence, and fight for full compensation.

Do I Have a Personal Injury Case?

It’s common to wonder whether what happened to you “counts” as a personal injury case. In many situations, people have stronger claims than they realize. You may have a valid case if:

• You were injured due to someone else’s negligent actions or failures.
• Your injury required medical treatment or caused you to miss work.
• You suffered lasting effects such as pain, disability, or reduced earning capacity.
• An insurance company has denied or undervalued your claim.

The best way to know for sure is to have an experienced personal injury lawyer evaluate your situation. We provide free consultations to help you understand your rights and legal options.

Who Can Be Held Liable in a Personal Injury Case?

Every injury case begins with a simple but critical question: who is responsible? In Florida, liability depends on the facts of the case and the type of negligence involved. At The Florida Law Group, we investigate each case thoroughly to determine accountability, whether it lies with:

• Negligent Drivers and Motor Carriers – In car, truck, and motorcycle accidents, liability may rest with an at-fault driver, a trucking company, or even a rideshare platform that failed to vet its drivers.
• Healthcare Providers and Institutions – In medical malpractice cases, physicians, nurses, or hospitals may be liable for diagnostic errors, surgical mistakes, or systemic failures in patient safety.
• Property Owners and Businesses – Landlords, store owners, or event operators can be held accountable if unsafe conditions on their premises lead to injury.
• Manufacturers and Corporations – Companies that put dangerous products, defective drugs, or faulty medical devices into the marketplace may be responsible for the harm they cause.
• Nursing Homes and Care Facilities – Facilities that neglect or abuse vulnerable residents may face liability for resulting injuries or deaths.

By analyzing the facts, identifying negligent conduct, and tracing responsibility to the correct party, we ensure victims have the strongest possible claim for compensation.

Orlando Personal Injury FAQ

How Long Do I Have to File a Personal Injury Lawsuit in Florida?

Florida law generally gives injury victims two years from the date of the accident to file suit. Wrongful death claims also have a two-year statute of limitations. Because exceptions can shorten or extend this deadline, consulting a lawyer as soon as possible is critical.

What If I Am Partially at Fault?

Florida follows a modified comparative negligence rule. This means your compensation can be reduced by your percentage of fault, and if you are more than 50% responsible, you may not recover damages. We work to minimize unfair fault assessments and maximize your recovery.

Do All Cases Go to Trial?

No. Many cases resolve through settlement. However, we prepare every case as though it will go before a jury. This trial-ready approach often leads to stronger settlements — and ensures we’re ready if trial is necessary.

How Much Does It Cost to Hire Your Firm?

Nothing upfront. We only collect a fee if we recover compensation for you. That means there is no financial risk in seeking legal help.

Call For a Free Consultation: (833) 260-0943 

Our personal injury attorneys proudly serve victims across Orange County and Central Florida. Whether your injury happened on I-4, at a construction site, in a hospital, or anywhere else in the region, we have the experience to help. We are available by appointment or virtual consultation at this location and throughout Florida.

Our office is located at:

618 E. South St., Suite 500
Orlando, FL 32801