Best Personal Injury Lawyers in Spring Hill, FL

In order to prove a personal injury case, you must demonstrate though evidence (e.g., medical records/bills) that you were injured (i.e., suffered damages) by the defendant's actions (e.g., driving carelessly), and that the defendant is legally responsible for what occurred. This requires showing that the negligent person had a duty to not harm you, the person breached that duty through actions that were not reasonably prudent, that what the person did or did not do caused you harm, and that the harm you were caused was actual and measurable. Essentially, we need to show that what happened to you caused you monetary harm and that you deserve to be compensated for what you lost.

The most important thing you should know about social media is that anything you post can be used against you. This means the defense can use your posts to hurt your case. If you choose to keep your social media accounts active, you should check that your settings are private and refuse any friend or follower requests from anyone you do not know. Remind friends not to share or post any information about you as well. Keep in mind, any social media posts can be used against you, even if you are being honest and your injuries are legitimate.

If you are unable to travel to our office, one of our attorneys can meet with you in the hospital, at your home, or in another public location where you feel comfortable. We have worked with numerous clients whose mobility was limited due to their injuries or other issues. Meeting outside of our office has no bearing on your case, and we are happy to make things as convenient as possible for you and your loved ones. We can also communicate with you online, by email, by telephone, or by video via computer or cell phone. If you have concerns about traveling and meeting in our office, just let us know when you schedule your consultation.