Personal Injury Attorneys in Florida
5,107 pre-screened attorneys across 51 counties.
How personal injury claims work in Florida after the 2023 tort reforms, from proving negligence to deadlines, damages, and the no-fault auto
How long you have to file a personal injury lawsuit in Florida after the 2023 reform cut the deadline from four years to two.
What Is Personal Injury in Florida?
5,107 active attorneys with The Florida Bar list Personal Injury as a practice area, including attorneys whose bar classification is "Personal Injury".
When Do You Need a Personal Injury Attorney in Florida?
You need a Florida personal injury attorney when navigating any matter governed by Florida personal injury law. Early consultation can preserve legal options and prevent costly procedural mistakes. Many Florida attorneys offer free initial consultations.
Costs and Timeline
Most Florida personal injury attorneys work on contingency — commonly around 33⅓% before a lawsuit and 40% if suit is filed. Since HB 837 (2023), the deadline to sue for most negligence is two years, and Florida applies modified comparative negligence (a plaintiff over 50% at fault cannot recover). Clear-liability claims can settle in months; litigated cases take 1–3+ years.
Florida Laws and Statutes
Florida personal injury is governed by Fla. Stat. § 95.11(4)(a) (a two-year limit for negligence, effective March 24, 2023 under HB 837), the Florida Wrongful Death Act (§ 768.16 et seq.), and Chapter 766 (medical malpractice). Florida now follows modified comparative negligence — a plaintiff found more than 50% at fault generally cannot recover (HB 837).
Personal Injury Attorneys by County
Pre-screened personal injury attorneys serving each Florida county. Counts reflect active The Florida Bar members with offices in-county. Each county links to a full directory page for the matching practice area.
Florida Personal Injury Guides & Resources
Free guides covering key topics in Florida personal injury. Plain-English, statute-cited.
Common Questions About Florida Personal Injury
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