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Slip and Fall Settlements (and other Accident Lawsuits)

Slipping on a banana

Below are some of my many settlements that we have for slip and falls, trip and falls, and other type of accidents. These are Florida cases.

Additionally, these are cases where a business establishment’s or cruise line’s carelessness caused our client’s injury.

We have also settled many other Florida injury cases which may not be listed below.  We have also written extensively about Florida slip and fall claims.

$300K Settlement for Slip and Fall at Supermarket (Miami, Florida)

Our client, slipped and fell at a supermarket in Miami, Florida.  After the fall, he had 2 skin grafts on his achilles tendon.

He claimed he slipped and dirty water and smudges which looked old.

Slip and Fall in Miami Supermarket lower leg injury requiring multiple skin grafts, herniated disc
We settled our client’s slip and fall case for $300,000. The store denied liability.

Crum & Forster insured the Miami supermarket.

At first, the claims company for the supermarket offered nothing. They denied liability.

So I sued the supermarket. A couple of months before trial, the supermarket’s insurer paid $300,000 to settle the case.

This chart shows the comparison between the first offer and the settlement in this slip and fall case.

comparison of first offer and $300K settlement in slip and fall case

You can see how much my client got in his pocket after my lawyer fees, costs and paying his medical bills.

personal injury lawyer fees ($300K slip and fall settlement)

I estimate that 84% of the settlement was for pain and suffering.

The rest was to pay back the health insurance lien and for out of pocket medical bills.

84% of the settlement was for pain and suffering.

The $300,000 settlement was about 6.2 times the final out of pocket medical bills and health insurance lien.

$300,000 settlement was about 6.2 times the final out of pocket medical bills and health insurance lien.

In other words, the pain and suffering multiplier was 6.2.

$250K Settlement for Slip and Fall (in Hotel Bathtub)

bathub in a hotel room
The actual tub where my client slipped and fell.

Angela slipped and fell in a bathtub of a resort in Lake Buena Vista, Florida.

At the hospital, an MRI revealed that she had broken her arm.

MRI image showing proximal humerus fracture (upper arm bone)
Actual MRI image showing her proximal humerus fracture

At the hospital, doctors operated on her arm.

You can see the plate and screws that they put in her arm:

X-ray of hardware inside upper arm bone (humerus)
X-ray of hardware inside upper arm bone (humerus)

Philadelphia Insurance Company insured the resort. Shortly after her accident, Angela got a free consultation with me and hired me.

Philadelphia’s first offer to me was just $12,500.

Check it out:

first settlement offer was $12,500 in a slip and fall case

We rejected their offer.

I found some complaints online about the floor in the bathroom being slippery.

Take a look:

I sent that review to the hotel’s insurance company.

Ultimately, we settled her slip and fall case for $250,000. Here is a comparison between the first offer and the settlement:

$250K slip and fall settlement (First offer was only $12,500)

About 96% of her settlement was for pain and suffering:

most of the hotel accident settlement was for pain and suffering

The rest of the payout was for her medical bills and health insurance lien.

After my attorney fees and costs, I paid her health insurance lien and she got $157,353 in her pocket.

personal injury lawyer fees in a $250K slip and fall settlement

She was very happy.

This is one of our many settlements for a broken arm. It’s also one of our many hotel injury settlements.

Guest Gets $210K Settlement During Lawsuit for a Fall to the Floor

Brace on the Hand, Wrist and Forearm.

A guest was eating at a Denny’s restaurant in North Miami Beach, Florida.  While exiting the booth, it tipped up. This sent him falling to the ground.

After hitting the ground, he had pain in his hand and wrist.  Paramedics came to the scene.

However, he refused taking an ambulance to the hospital.  His case would have been worth more if an ambulance would’ve taken him to the hospital.

That same night, he called Miami injury lawyer Justin “JZ” Ziegler.

He asked JZ whether he should go to the hospital.  Attorney JZ told him to go to the hospital if he wanted to.

Image result for scaphoid justinziegler

He went to the hospital.  There, doctors diagnosed him with a wrist (scaphoid) fracture. 

He hired our personal injury law firm.

Travelers insured the restaurant.  Unfortunately, Travelers wouldn’t offer more than $20,000 to settle his personal injury claim.

Therefore, we sued the restaurant.  After we sued, Travelers immediately doubled its offer to $40,000.

However, this was much less than the fair value of the case. We took several depositions of restaurant employees.  Surprisingly, none testified that the restaurant had an issue with loose booths.

The injured man had two surgeries to his wrist.   Surgery increases an injury claim’s full value.

About one month before trial, Travelers paid us $210,000 to settle the man’s personal injury lawsuit.

$197,500 Settlement for Slip and Fall (Broken Arm)
plate-and-screws-in-arm

See a claim where a lady got $197,500 after she slipped and fell in a hotel bathtub. She fractured her upper arm bone (humerus) and had surgery to fix it.

We represented her.

$185,000+ Settlement for Fall on Stairs at Condominium (Leg Injury)

A guest was visiting someone at a condominium in Miami-Dade County, Florida.  He was walking down the stairs.

While walking, he slipped and fell.  He suffered a bad leg injury.  Miami injury lawyer Justin “JZ” Ziegler worked with an attorney from a different law firm on this case.  JZ handled this case when he had only been practicing a couple of years or so.

Our co-counsel (the other attorney) filed a lawsuit in Miami Dade County.  Specifically, he sued the condo association and the property management company.

We hired an expert engineer to inspect the stairs.  Engineers require an up front payment to inspect the property.  Thus, our co-counsel paid him about $1,500 or so.

We claimed that the stairs weren’t slip resistant.  We also claimed that the handrail was not safe.

Attorney JZ attended the deposition (statement under oath) of the condo association.

The defense attorney took our client’s deposition.   The defense lawyer our engineering expert.

We settled the lawsuit about a month after mediation.

Confidential Lawsuit Settlement for Hip Fracture from Trip and Fall at Apartment Complex

A guest was visiting a friend at an apartment complex.  The apartment complex was located in Miami Beach.

After entering the gate, she walked in the courtyard.  While walking, she tripped on a curb.  You can see the red curb in the photo below.

dark picture of same color curb_Page_06-001

I claimed that my client couldn’t see the curb.  My argument was that the curb was the same color as the surrounding flooring.

An ambulance took her to the hospital.  At the hospital, they took an x-ray of her hip.

She had an intertrochanteric femur fracture.  Basically, she broke the part of her thigh bone that is close to the hip.

Hip joint - Acetabulum - Side view

Here is what the top of the femur looks like:

At the hospital, an orthopedic surgeon performed surgery on her leg bone.  His name was Dr. Wittles.  Specifically, they put a rod and screws in her upper leg bone and hip.  After they did so, an x-ray was taken.

Hip Fracture with a 2 Rods and screw in femur.

Here is the actual x-ray showing the rod and screws:

Her orthopedic surgeon was Dr. Wittels.  He is a trauma surgeon at Mount Sinai medical center in Miami Beach.

I met with her orthopedic surgeon to see what he thought about her future limitations.   He charged $750.00 for me to meet with him in person.  I paid him.

Attorneys can pay for a doctor conference. If the case settles, the attorney is paid back from the settlement.

The lawsuit was resolved for terms mutually agreeable to the parties.

$120K Settlement (Trip and Fall at a Mall)

During the day, Tiffany walked through an area at a mall where construction was ongoing. She tripped over a yellow caution tape and fell. Unfortunately, she did not have any good photos of the accident scene.

As a result of her trip and fall, she broke her foot and had foot surgery.

After her fall, she hired me as her trip and fall lawyer. Within days of her fall, I met her at the mall. I took this photo showing her using a walker while her foot was in a cast:

leg in a cast using a walker

Unfortunately, she had issues with her foot healing and had a mid-foot fusion surgery. While her foot was healing, her son dropped something on her foot. She eventually had the hardware removed.

Tiffany claimed that there was no other way for her to walk other than through the construction. Markel (Evanston Insurance Company) insured the mall.

Of course, Markel claimed that she had other ways where she could of walked. Markel also said that one of the construction workers warned her not to walk through the construction site.

When I calculated the value of her case, I cut it down a lot because she tripped and fell during broad daylight. In other words, a jury could easily believe that, before she tripped, Tiffany should have seen the caution tape that she tripped on.

Basically, a jury could have felt that she did not have to walk through the caution tape.

I Settled Her Case for $120K Because It was Hard to Prove Fault

It was tough to prove liability in Tiffany’s case. We did not have any photos or video showing the hazard that she she tripped on. In May 2020, I settled her case for $120,000.

Take a look at the settlement check:

Markel settlement check for pain and suffering and medical bills

If her fall would have occurred at night, we would have gotten a bigger settlement. This is because she may not have been able to see the yellow caution tape that she tripped on.

Cases are usually worth more if, before you trip and fall, you can’t see what you ultimately trip on.

If the mall would have been 100% liable, I think we may have been able to settle her case for over $300,000. Even the mall’s insurance adjuster agreed that Tiffany had a serious injury. However, she felt that the mall didn’t do anything to caused her to trip and fall.

This settlement shows you that if you are partially at fault, it can greatly lower the settlement value of your case.

Since Tiffany did not have health insurance or Medicaid, she owed the hospital a lot of money. However, we asked them to greatly reduced their bill.

The good news?

They reduced her bill by a huge amount. Thus, most of Tiffany’s settlement was for pain and suffering damages.

$78K Settlement for Misstep and Fall at Condo (Miami-Dade)

A Colombian lady was visiting her condominium that she owned in Sunny Isles.  Sunny Isles is in Miami-Dade, County, Florida.

While heading to the parking garage, she exited a door.  This was her first time exiting through this door.

Below is a photo of the door that she exited through.

Large step down between the hallway and the landing area.

The door had a big step down with no warning sign.

She misstepped.  As a result, she fell down the stairs.  She went to the hospital where she was diagnosed with a nose fracture. She also had bruising throughout her body.

After reading excellent things about my law firm online, she hired me as her injury lawyer.

I made a claim with the condominium association, who notified its insurance company.

Why was the condominium association (or its property management company) liable?

Because in Florida, a condominium, apartment building and property manager has two duties that it owes to invitees:

1. To use reasonable care in keeping and maintaining the premises in a reasonably safe condition; and

2. To give the invitee warning of concealed perils which are known or should be known to the landowner, and which are unknown to the invite and cannot be discovered by him through the exercise of due care.  Friedrich v. Fetterman and Associates, P.A., 137 So. 3d 362 (Fla. 2013).

Duty to Warn

I argued to the insurance adjuster that the condominium association breached its duty to warn by not having a warning sign on the door.  My client did not know that there would be a step down upon her exit.

Scottsdale Insurance Company

Scottsdale Insurance Company insured the condominium association with commercial general liability (CGL) insurance.

Scottsdale has an excellent reputation for fairly paying Florida injury claims.

Publix reputation in Florida injury, accident claims

The injured woman ended up having nose surgery in her home country.  I paid an US translator to translate her Spanish surgery records to English.

After a tough negotiation, Scottsdale paid us $73,000 to settle her personal injury claim.

Scottsdale also paid its $5,000 Medical payments (Medpay) coverage limits.  Since I did not file a lawsuit, I did not charge a fee on this $5,000 in medpay coverage.

Some Florida attorneys charge a fee Medpay, even when they do not sue.  However, it is not ethical for a lawyer to charge a fee on Medpay benefits in a Florida case if a lawsuit was not required.

I do not charge a fee on Medpay benefits if I don’t have to sue to get it.  In this case, this put an additional $5,000 in my client’s pocket.

My client had travel insurance through Assistcard.  Assistcard wouldn’t pay the hospital.

Thus, we filed a consumer complaint with Florida’s Department of Insurance in order to get Assistcard to pay $2,500 to Mount Sinai Hospital.

Assistcard did not ask to be paid back from her personal injury settlement.

This $73,000 settlement shows the foreigners who are injured in Florida have rights.

Confidential Settlement

During litigation, for a slip and fall victim.

Confidential Settlement

A lady was shopping in a supermarket in West Kendall (Miami, Florida).   She claimed that she slipped on water.  She fell.

Paramedics came to the store.  They took her to the emergency room at a hospital.

The emergency department physician’s note stated that the patient had some loss of consciousness. Doctors diagnosed her with a concussion.

Her orthopedic doctor diagnosed her with a patella fracture.  The patella is the kneecap.

Kneecap (Patella).

You an see it in the image below. 

Knee anatomy. Patella.The doctor performed surgery on her kneecap (patella).  Specifically, he performed an open reduction internal fixation (ORIF) on her patella.

In his surgical report, her doctor noticed that there was a complete fracture of the patella.  A complete fracture is a complete break of a bone.  Basically, the bone is separated into two or more pieces.

All things equal, a complete fracture is worth more than a partial fracture.  Juries usually award more money pain and suffering for complete fractures.

Her patella fracture was displaced.  A displaced fracture is when the two ends of the broken bone are separated from one another.  Juries usually award more money pain and suffering for displaced fractures.

All things equal, a complete fracture is worth more than a partial fracture.

There was also a tear of the retinaculim (bandlike structure that holds the patella in place). Two K-wires were placed.

Staples were placed in her skin. She was placed in a knee immobilizer and spent about two (2) days in the hospital.

The discharge summary from the hospital stated that she was noted to have a comminuted, distracted fracture of the patella.

One of the discharge diagnoses was a possible brain concussion.  The adjuster from the store suggested pre-suit mediation.  He would not make an offer until the client was done treating. We filed a lawsuit.

Our client was married and has several kids.

The adjuster was unwilling to allow us to speak with the store’s employees who observed the client after she fell.

We took the deposition of a witness (off duty employee) who arrived at the scene following the fall.

Liability was hotly contested.

$64,900 Settlement for Fall After Stepping in a Hole in the Grass

Hole in grass covered with sand next to sidewalk.
Hole in grass-covered with sand next to sidewalk.

A man was leaving an office where he worked.  While doing so, he walked through the grass. He walked through the grass because the sidewalk ended in the grass.

He claimed that he stepped in a hole in the grass.  His claim was that he didn’t see the hole because it was covered with overgrown grass.

Immediately after he fell, he had ankle pain.  After the fall, a co-worker drove him to the doctor.  He did not take a photo of the hole.

Shortly after his fall, someone filled the hole with sand.

A few months later, he had surgery to repair an ankle ligament tear.

Chubb Insurance Company

Chubb Insurance Company handled the claim for the building property manager and owner.

Florida Insurance Guaranty Association (FIGA)

Florida Insurance Guarantee Fund (FIGA) provided coverage for the landscaper’s insurance company.

FIGA stepped in because the landscaper’s insurance company went broke.

Chubb and FIGA denied liability.  They offered nothing.

Attorney Justin Ziegler sued both the property owner and the landscaper.  They took our client’s deposition.

Thereafter, we went to mediation.  We settled for $64,900 at mediation.

$58,000 of the total settlement amount was for pain and suffering.

Confidential Settlement for Slip and Fall

A lady went to a business establishment in Florida.

While walking, she slipped and fell.  After the fall, she saw a substance on the floor.

Paramedics treated her at the scene.  However, she did not take an ambulance to the hospital.  Her case would have been worth more if an ambulance would’ve taken her to the hospital.

Not taking an ambulance to the hospital lowers the value of a case.

Moreover, she didn’t go to a hospital the same day.   Days later, she went to a hospital.

I settled her case with the business establishment.

The good news?

I didn’t have to sue.  I don’t mind suing.  However, if I can settle a case for fair value without suing, it saves my client money.  My attorney’s fee is lower.

My client was very happy.  I’ve settled many slip and fall cases.

Settlement for Child Against Camp

A child was at summer camp in South Florida.  He fell.  As a result, he injured his finger.  He had surgery to fix it.

I claimed that the camp was negligent by allowing him to be in an unsafe area. The bench was made of wood and had rotted and the bench seat was loose.

Child Gets $30K Settlement for Fall Off Unsecured Bench (Elbow Fracture)

Bench at Falls of Inverrary Condominium Association in Lauderhill, Broward County, Florida
Actual Bench from our $30,000 Settlement.

An 8-year-old lived with her parents at a condominium building. It was located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

The condominium had benches.  One day, she was on bench.   She claimed that the bench tipped forward.

As a result, she fell.  She broke her elbow.

RLI (Mt. Hauley) Insurance insured the condominium association.

I settled her personal injury case for $30,000.  Additionally, the condo association’s insurance policy had Medpay coverage.  It paid for most of her medical bills.

I don’t charge an attorney’s fee on Medpay coverage unless I have to sue for it.

Shopper Gets Over $18,500 Settlement for Slip and Fall on Grape

A shopper at a store in Cape Coral (Southwest Florida) claimed that she slipped on a grape and fell.  She claimed that the fall injured her soft tissue in her knee.

She only went to about 3 or so medical visits.  We represented the shopper.

The total settlement was about $18,500.

$18,000 Settlement for a Trip and Fall at a Restaurant

My client was a restaurant guest in South Miami, Dade County, Florida.  She tripped over a landscape vinyl edging while exiting the restaurant.

The actual edging is in the picture below.

Vinyl landscape edge protruding onto sidewalk
Vinyl landscape edge protruding onto sidewalk.

The guest suffered a laceration to her cheek.  It required stitches.

The doctor diagnosed her with a wrist sprain.  We settled the customer’s case for $18,000.

Nautilus Insurance Company insured the landowner.

Nautilus insurance

The photo below shows Nautilus’ home office.

Nautilus insurance company office
WR Berkley Company

Nautilus is a W.R. Berkley Company.

Nautilus paid the settlement.

Confidential Settlement

Where a man was shot and killed on the premises of an apartment complex. The case was favorably settled. Justin was one of the attorneys that handled this case while working for an insurance defense firm. This was before Attorney Justin Ziegler only began represented injured people.

Confidential Settlement

For a Cuban lady who fractured her heel bone (calcaneus).  She tripped and fell on a misplaced container while shopping at a store.  It happened in Kendall, Miami-Dade County, Florida.

Confidential Settlement

For a client, a woman who suffered injury when she was shopping in supermarket in Miami, Florida.  She went to grab a bottle wine.  It was on a cardboard box.  It was improperly (negligently) stacked on other cardboard boxes.

The support structure for the bottles of wine was not proper.  We argued that the supermarket had a duty to properly place their items on a display which was stable.

When she reached for the bottle of wine, another bottle (which was on the same piece of cardboard) fell and landed on her toe.  Paramedics came to the accident scene and took her to Baptist Hospital.

She was diagnosed with a broken toe at the hospital. She treated with a podiatrist (foot doctor) for several weeks/months. Her toe did not heal properly and she had surgery which was performed at Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami, Florida.

We sued the supermarket.  The insurance claims adjuster called us.  She made an offer. However, it wasn’t enough money.

The supermarket placed blame on our client for not paying better attention. We also made a loss of consortium claim for her husband.

$18,000 Settlement for Slip and Fall at Hotel

For a woman who slipped and fell on an area between the entrance and seating area near the cafeteria at a Hyatt Place hotel in Doral, Florida. The floor had been been mopped but the hotel failed to place a warning sign which was visible to the client.

While the hotel apparently had a “slippery when wet” warning sign in the area, it was not visible to the client due to the fact that it was placed behind a wall.

My client sustained quadriceps tears injuries which did not require surgery. My client treated for a couple of months and then stopped treating with doctors.

Zurich American Insurance Company insured the hotel.  (Zurich is the same company who insures Lyft cars).

I sent Zurich my client’s medical records and bills.  Unfortunately, Zurich denied liability.

The Zurich adjuster said that the hotel did nothing wrong.  Zurich did not offer any money to try to settle the claim.

Zurich argued there was a sign up when my client fell.  They argued that my client should have seen the water on the floor if the floor was wet.

I called a witness to the incident and she agreed to sign an affidavit (notarized witness statement) stating that there was not a warning sign and that the floor was wet – near the area where my client fell.

As soon as the I sent this affidavit to the insurance company, they offered $10,000.

This shows the importance of getting a witness affidavit following an accident. The case settled for $18,000 from Zurich’s commercial general liability insurance and $5,000 of medical payments benefits.

This was a fair settlement for a wet floor at a hotel that resulted in a torn quadriceps muscle.

This is just one of the many Florida hotel injury claims that I have handled.

$17K Settlement for Shopper (Publix Employee Pushes Cart Over His Foot)

For a young (25 year old) shopper at Publix when an employee accidentally pushed a pallet cart over our client’s pinky toe. The client’s foot bled and he went to the hospital immediately after leaving Publix.

The cut required stitches and x-rays were taken, which determined that he had a fracture of his 5th metatarsal (pinky toe) which resulted in a total of around $4,000 in medical bills.

$13,500 Settlement for Cut and Scar Below Eye (Restaurant Accident)

Someone threw a plate in a restaurant and it cut our client’s face.  It happened in Miami Beach, Dade County, Florida.

Our client was a friendly, young lady.  She received stitches below her eye.  There was virtually no scar after the wound healed.

American Empire Surplus Lines insured the restaurant.  They paid the settlement.  American Empire Group is part of Great America Insurance Group.

Slip and Fall at Store Leads to $10,000 Settlement

A customer claimed that she slipped and fell on water on the floor.  It happened in a store in Orlando, Florida.

The store is part of a national chain.  She fractured her navicular bone in her foot.

She only had 3 or so doctor visits.  Her foot healed fast.

$10,000 Settlement for Slip and Fall

Our client, a man, was exiting a premises and slipped and fell sustaining soft tissue injuries. A claim was filed with the insurance company that insured the owner of the premises.We worked on this case with another law firm.

$5,651 Settlement

On behalf of a woman from Indiana who slipped and fell while exiting the shower of her hotel room at the Registry in Naples, Florida. She was visiting Florida.

Confidential Settlement for Trip and Fall at Publix

Susan was shopping at Publix in West Kendall, Miami-Dade County, Florida.  She claimed that she tripped on a rug that was extending into the aisle.

She fell and was injured.

The good news?

Susan only suffered a bruised leg.

She didn’t get medical treatment.  We argued that the rug was left out in the middle of an aisle.  In other words, we argued that it was improperly placed.

We got our client a settlement.

Confidential Settlement

An individual who was injured after slipping on the premises of a property, which was adjacent to a construction site. Miami Injury Lawyer Justin Ziegler handled this claim while working for an insurance defense firm.  This was before JZ exclusively began representing injured victims.

Confidential Case

We handled a case for a lady who tripped and fell on a loose brick paver at a house that she was renting.  She treated with a podiatrist, and her foot was placed in a CAM walker. She had two children and it was very difficult for her to tend to their needs while having restricted movement of her foot.

We  alleged that either the homeowner or the person who installed the brick paver was negligent. Unfortunately, her foot had some difficulty healing.

Confidential Case

Justin was involved in a lawsuit brought by a gentleman who was beaten outside of a nightclub.  The bouncers brought both parties involved in the fight outside.  Sadly, injured patron had a severe traumatic brain injury.

Justin handled this lawsuit while working for an insurance defense firm in 2004.  This was before he started exclusively representing injured accident victims.

Confidential Case

A disco ball fell on a guest head resulting in an alleged disc herniation. Justin was one of the attorneys that handled this case while working for an insurance defense firm.  This was before he started exclusively representing injured accident victims.

Will an Insurance Company Give You An Advance Payment Before Your Case Settles?

The odds are No.  Check out interesting article that discusses whether an insurance company may make an advance payment before settlement.

Did someone’s carelessness cause you to slip or trip and fall and suffer an injury in Florida, or on a cruise or boat?  Were you injured in another type of accident?

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Car accidents, slip and falls, motorcycle accidents, Uber accidents and more.

We’ve settled many cases with GEICO, State Farm, Progressive, USAA and others.

We’ve settled cases for people who’ve injured their shoulder, hand, broken a leg, arm, foot and much more.

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We’ve had over $8 million in injury settlements for accidents in Miami, Homestead, Hialeah and throughout Florida.

We’ve settled many personal injury claims in Miami.  However, we’ve also settled cases throughout the entire state of Florida.  This includes several $195K+ settlements for accidents that happened in Fort Lauderdale, the Orlando area, Clearwater, Pensacola and other cities.

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JZ helps (a Florida injury law firm)
1450 Madruga Ave., Suite 306B
Coral Gables, Florida 33146

Our office is near the University of Miami.  Serving all of Florida.

1-888-JZ-Helps (1-888-594-3577) or 305-661-9977

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We’re also proud of our results in other parts of the state (as well as the Miami area).  Therefore, I call myself a Miami injury lawyer who serves all of Florida.

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