BOYNTON BEACh PERSONAL INJURY LAWYER

How Will the Boynton Beach Personal Injury Attorneys Help Me?

The law office of Wolf & Pravato’s experienced Boynton Beach personal injury attorney will attempt to achieve a fair settlement from the person responsible for your personal injury. If the opposing party is not willing to agree to just compensation, we will take your case to court and litigate on your behalf. Very often, just letting the opposing party know that we are not afraid to litigate can get them to agree to our demands at the negotiating table. It’s because our personal injury lawyers in Boynton Beach are so experienced and willing to do whatever it takes in court, that we can come to such fair compensation for your personal injury.

How Will Wolf & Pravato Prepare My Personal Injury Case In Boynton Beach?

The experienced Boynton Beach personal injury attorneys and support staff at the law office of Wolf & Pravato offer personalized attention for each and every case. We will thoroughly go over all the details with you in order to see the entire picture of what transpired. We will also inform you of your rights following your injury or a loved one’s wrongful death, as well as all of the legal remedies available to you.

We offer advice and assistance in collecting the necessary evidence that can be used in support of your case at the negotiating table and during court proceedings. We review any and all police records and talk to the officers present at the scene of the accident. We interview any witnesses, review footage from traffic cameras, and check if your accident has been caught by any security cameras from any nearby buildings. Our Boynton Beach car accident lawyer also reviews all other documentation or evidence pertinent to your accident in order to build as strong of a case as possible in order to get you the compensation you deserve.

After our Boynton Beach personal injury lawyer identifies all parties responsible for your accident, we will fight to achieve the financial compensation that you deserve for:

• medical expenses, past and present and estimated future
  
• lost wages, past and present
  
• loss of future income
• emotional damages
• permanent or long-term disability
• pain and suffering, loss of companionship
  
• any other losses that you may have incurred as a result of the negligence of others

These are all serious losses that you shouldn’t have to forfeit. Compensation for all of these things may not be offered immediately- that’s why a skilled and experienced Florida personal injury lawyer can help you look for benefits that have been purposely left out.

Here are some examples of the various cases law office of Wolf & Pravato has experience with:

• Commercial Carrier / Truck Accidents
• Premises Liability
• Negligence Security
• Negligence of Daycare Provider
• Animal Attacks
• Medical Malpractice
• Slip & Fall Accident
• Emergency Room Errors
• Tire Defects
• Auto Defects
• Aviation Tragedies
• Mesothelioma
• Railroad Worker Injuries
• Maritime Worker Injuries
• Repetitive Stress Disorders
• Construction Accidents
• Swimming Pool Accidents
• Broken Bones and Fractures
• Wrongful Death
• Catastrophic Injuries
• TBI – Traumatic Brain Injury
• Car Accidents
• Hit and Run Accidents
• Distracted Driving Accidents
• Drunk Driving Accidents
• Motorcycle Accidents
• Pedestrian Accidents
• Boating Accidents
• School Bus Accidents
• Defective Products
• Public Transit Accidents
• Taxi Cab Accidents
• Bus Accidents
• Train Accidents
• Bike Accidents
• Workers’ Compensation

How Long Do I Have to File a Personal Injury Claim?

In the state of Florida, personal injury claims carry a statute of limitations of four years. This means that you have no more than four years from the date of or discovery of your injuries in order to file a personal injury claim. In the case of medical malpractice, you have two years from the date of or discovery of your injuries in order to file a claim, however, your action cannot take place more than for years after the actual date of the injury.

What is the Discovery Rule?

Sometimes, a person can be injured and not know it. Some injuries may not present themselves for weeks, months or even years, generally due to medical malpractice. In this case, there is a rule that states you can file a personal injury claim in which the statute of limitations begins upon the discovery of your injuries, rather than from the date that the injuries occurred. The discovery rule applies to when a person discovers injuries or should have discovered the injuries.

For example, if you underwent surgery and your surgeon made a mistake, but immediately owned up to it, the statute of limitations would begin when your doctor admitted to the mistake. However, imagine that you underwent surgery and the surgeon made a mistake but didn’t admit to it. After your procedure, you experience daily pain and you tell another doctor, who tells you to come in for a check-up. Your statute of limitations clock will likely start running at the point where the doctor advised you to seek medical attention, whether you heed the advice or not. Finally, imagine that after a surgical procedure where a doctor made a mistake, you experience no side effects and do not know for a year that you were injured until you have another procedure. In this case, the statute of limitations will begin when your injury is discovered during the new procedure.

Our Boynton Beach Personal Injury Lawyer Help To Get Your Fair Compensation

Our Boynton Beach personal injury lawyer have the tools and resources necessary to give our clients top-notch support. We focus on every aspect of the victim’s life to help determine the essential points of a settlement value. While the insurance companies may overlook details such as the emotional burdens you now bear, our attorneys work to make sure you are fairly compensated for these losses. Your pain and suffering is real and you should not discount it- nor do you have to. Call us today at 561-686-0520 to talk about scheduling a free, in-person, no-obligation meeting with one of our advocates, or email us with the form on the top of this web page. You don’t have to bear this damage alone- Our personal Injury Attorneys in Boynton Beach can help

Contact Our Boynton Beach Personal Injury Law Firm For Help:

Navigating the Florida statute of limitations in regards to personal injury claims can be complicated. In order to ensure that your claim is filed on time and that your rights are protected, it is important to get in touch with a personal injury attorney as soon as possible after an accident or following the discovery of your injuries. A Boynton Beach personal injury attorney from the law offices of Wolf & Pravato can give invaluable legal advice regarding your injury claim and the amount of time with which you have to seek damages.

For more information about personal injury claims and Florida statutes of limitations, contact the Boynton Beach personal injury lawyers at the law offices of Wolf & Pravato.