Before deciding whether to sue for medical malpractice in Florida, you should consult with an experienced Florida medical malpractice attorney, learn your rights under Florida law.
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There are essentially two ways to document your physical injuries: take pictures and go to the doctor. Both are critical. Pictures are usually irrefutable and, in some cases, can be the difference between reaching an early and fair settlement or a long court battle resulting in a trial.
One of the paramount jobs of any attorney is to help clients make informed decisions. Answering questions is central to giving any meaningful advice. At Viñas & DeLuca, PLLC, our attorneys and paralegals will keep you updated on your case’s progress, remain available to answer your questions, and help guide you every step of the way.
Preserving evidence is critical. Unfortunately, most evidence becomes increasingly difficult to obtain as time progresses. Surveillance footage, skid marks, debris, witnesses, vehicle “black box” data, evidence of physical injuries, and many other types of evidence often disappear in the days or weeks following an accident.
The first step to filing a personal injury claim is to meet with an attorney. At Viñas & DeLuca, PLLC, all initial consultations with our lawyers are free and confidential. During your initial consultation, you and your attorney will discuss the facts pertaining to your case, your legal options for pursuing a claim, your rights as a client in a personal injury matter, and how legal fees and costs will eventually be paid.