Brain Injury Attorneys in Orlando, FL

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The effects of a brain injury can range in severity from minor headaches to long-term problems with memory, cognition and mood. if you have sustained a brain injury, it is important to obtain the best medical evaluation and treatment, and preserve your legal claims.

The personal injury law firm of Pardy & Rodriguez has helped many victims and their families recover significant monetary damages resulting from brain injuries in Florida. Of course every case is different, but you can rest assured that our injury lawyers will represent you and pursue the compensation you deserve.

According to the Brain Injury Association of America, 1.4 million people sustain bran injuries every year in the United States. We realize the extent of damages that can result from such injuries. the brain controls a person’s ability to think, communicate, and experience sensations and emotions. So when one of our clients suffers a severe head trauma, we know it’s much more than just a physical injury.

If you, or a loved one, have sustained a blow to the head and have concerns about a possible brain injury, it is essential to seek medical attention right away. This is vital to your health, your recovery and any personal injury claim that may arise from the accident.

Just as a medical professional can help you determine the extent of your injuries and prescribe a course for treatment, a knowledgeable personal injury lawyer with extensive experience in brain injury cases can help you determine your options and set a course for financial recovery after an injury. We pride ourselves on making a difference in the lives of our clients.

Get Compensation for Your Medical Needs

The brain controls many of the body’s functions, and the medical expenses associated with head trauma can be extensive and costly. With over 35 years of combined experience protecting injured victims—both in and out of the courtroom—our Florida brain injury lawyers have the experience it takes to get the compensation you need to pay for your medical needs, such as:

CT scans
Doctor appointments
Occupational therapy
Physical therapy
Psychology/psychiatric support
Speech therapy
X-rays

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About Florida Accidents & Injuries

What Damages Can I Pursue After a Dog Bite Injury in Florida?
A dog bite claim may include medical expenses, lost wages, physical pain, emotional trauma, scarring, disfigurement, infection treatment, future medical care, and other damages supported by the facts. The value depends on the injuries caused, insurance coverage, and Florida law.
What if the Dog Bite Happened at the Owner’s Home While I Was Visiting?
Being a lawful guest on the owner’s property does not automatically disqualify your claim. However, Florida law includes an exception if the owner displayed an easily readable “Bad Dog” sign, unless the person bitten was under six years old or the owner’s negligent act or omission caused the injury.
Can I Pursue a Claim Against Someone I Know Personally?
Many dog bite claims involve a homeowner’s or renter’s insurance policy, not direct payment from the dog owner. This can make the claim less personally difficult than many people expect.
How Long Do I Have To File a Dog Bite Claim in Florida?
Florida deadlines can depend on the legal theory, the date of the dog bite or animal attack, the injured person’s age, and the parties involved. Some negligence-based claims may involve a two-year deadline, while other dog bite claims may involve different timing under Florida law. A dog bite attorney can review the facts and explain which deadline may apply.
Does Florida Dog Bite Law Apply if the Dog Had Never Bitten Anyone Before?
Florida follows a strict liability standard for many dog bite claims. This means prior dangerous behavior is not required to hold the owner responsible if the person bitten was in a public place or lawfully on private property when the bite occurred.