Hollywood Personal Injury Lawyer

Local knowledge

What we see in Hollywood

Hollywood sits between Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and Port Everglades to the north and the Miami-Dade line to the south. Rental cars, rideshare drivers on their way to a pickup, hotel shuttles and delivery vans all move through it, and a large share of the crashes we take here involve a driver who is unfamiliar with the road. Young Circle, where Hollywood Boulevard meets US-1, produces its own steady run of collisions because drivers treat a traffic circle as a signal.

The Broadwalk and the blocks behind it are a pedestrian environment inside a driving city. People on foot, on rented bicycles and on scooters cross A1A and the side streets constantly, often at night and often not at a marked crossing. Florida law does not end a pedestrian claim because the person was outside a crosswalk. It reduces the recovery by that person's share of the fault, and how that share is argued is usually the whole case.

Claims we handle from Hollywood

• Rideshare and rental car collisions near the airport and the port
• Crashes at Young Circle and along the Hollywood Boulevard corridor
• Pedestrian and bicycle claims on and around the Broadwalk
• Hotel and short-term rental premises claims east of Federal Highway

Where a Hollywood case is handled

Hollywood is in Broward County, so a suit is filed in the Broward County Courthouse in Fort Lauderdale, in the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit. The roads these claims come from are I-95, US-1, Hollywood Boulevard, Sheridan Street, Stirling Road and A1A along the beach, and where an injury needed trauma care the records generally sit with Broward Health Medical Center in Fort Lauderdale. We work Hollywood from our Fort Lauderdale office at 2101 W Commercial Blvd, Suite 1500, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309, and we do not publish an address here because we do not have one here.