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Personal Injury Attorneys in Florida

5,107 pre-screened attorneys across 51 counties.

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Personal Injury Claims in Florida: A Complete Guide →

How personal injury claims work in Florida after the 2023 tort reforms, from proving negligence to deadlines, damages, and the no-fault auto

Florida's Personal Injury Statute of Limitations →

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.

📍 Miami-Dade County 860 attorneys
Richard Stephen Masington — MiamiLee Barry Keyfetz — L. Barry Keyfetz, North Miami BeachRonald I Strauss — Ronald I. Strauss, Esq., P.A., Miami
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📍 Broward County 622 attorneys
Alan Anchell — Anchell Law, Fort LauderdaleAlex Arreaza — Fort LauderdaleAndrew Samuel Connell Jr. — Litchfield Cavo, LLP, Fort Lauderdale
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📍 Hillsborough County 553 attorneys
Christopher Nelson Ligori — Christopher Ligori and Associates, TampaEric Michael Moore — Moore Law, PLLC, TampaJames Garcia Souza III — The Law Office of James G. Souza III, P., Tampa
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📍 Palm Beach County 474 attorneys
Edward A Guarini Jr. — Edward A Guarini Jr PA, Boca RatonHarris Brad Katz — Goede, DeBoest & Cross, PLLC, Boca RatonJohn Alexander Willis "John" — Willis Law, P.A., Boca Raton
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📍 Orange County 434 attorneys
W Marvin Hardy III — W. Marvin Hardy, III LLC, OrlandoBenjamin Webster Newman — Newman ADR, Winter ParkChristopher Stephen Reed "Chris" — Kanner & Pintaluga, Orlando
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📍 Pinellas County 274 attorneys
Guillermo A Ruiz — Guillermo A., Ruiz, P.A., Saint PetersburgBruce Howard Denson — Bruce H Denson, PA, Saint PetersburgLisa A Oonk — Lisa A. Oonk, P.A., Palm Harbor
View all 274 Pinellas personal injury attorneys →
📍 Duval County 269 attorneys
Janet Ellen Johnson — Janet E. Johnson, P.A., JacksonvilleJoseph Vincent Camerlengo Jr. "Joe C" — The Truck Accident Law Firm, JacksonvilleKevin Gray Mercer — Wicker, Smith et al., Jacksonville
View all 269 Duval personal injury attorneys →
📍 Lee County 87 attorneys
Jason Walter Gelinas — Fort MyersRaymond B Mitchell — Law Firm of Raymond Mitchell, Cape CoralEvan Douglas Lubell — Aloia, Roland, Lubell, PLLC, Fort Myers
View all 87 Lee personal injury attorneys →
📍 Escambia County 82 attorneys
Gene Edward Mitchell — PensacolaCharles Thomas Wiggins "Charlie" — Phelps Dunbar, LLP, PensacolaTricia Helgesen Payne — Quintairos, Prieto, Wood & Boyer, P.A., Pensacola
View all 82 Escambia personal injury attorneys →
📍 Leon County 81 attorneys
Mark Herbert Schlein — Wisner Baum, TallahasseePaul Alan Shapiro — Shapiro Law Firm, P.A., TallahasseeRyan Michael Garrett — Butler Weihmuller Katz Craig LLP, Tallahassee
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📍 Sarasota County 69 attorneys
David Scott Preston — Dickinson & Gibbons, P.A., SarasotaMichael Patrick Murphy — Dickinson & Gibbons, P.A., SarasotaAltom M. Maglio — mctlaw, Sarasota
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📍 Seminole County 65 attorneys
Peter Phillip Hagood — Hagood Law Group, Altamonte SpringsScot Daniel Warner — Warner & Warner, CasselberryRichard Valle "Rich" — Oviedo
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Florida Personal Injury Guides & Resources

Free guides covering key topics in Florida personal injury. Plain-English, statute-cited.

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Personal Injury Claims in Florida: A Complete Guide
How personal injury claims work in Florida after the 2023 tort reforms, from proving negligence to deadlines, damages, a
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Florida's Personal Injury Statute of Limitations
How long you have to file a personal injury lawsuit in Florida after the 2023 reform cut the deadline from four years to
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Car Accident Claims in Florida
How Florida's no-fault system, the 14-day rule, and the serious-injury threshold shape a car accident claim.
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Florida PIP and No-Fault Insurance Explained
What Florida's $10,000 PIP coverage pays, the 14-day treatment rule, and the Emergency Medical Condition requirement.
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Slip and Fall and Premises Liability in Florida
Florida's special constructive-knowledge standard for slip-and-fall claims and how visitor status affects a property own
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Wrongful Death Claims in Florida
Who can bring a Florida wrongful death claim, who recovers as a survivor, and what damages are available under the Wrong
View all Personal Injury guides →

Common Questions About Florida Personal Injury

Browse the 5,107 Florida personal injury attorneys above by county or use the practice-area cards. Each attorney is verified against The Florida Bar records.
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.
Case duration depends on case type, court calendar, and complexity. Uncontested matters typically resolve in 3-6 months; contested matters with disputes can take 12-24+ months. Your attorney can give you a more specific estimate based on your facts.
Yes. Every Florida attorney must be licensed by The Florida Bar. We verify bar status on every attorney listing. Disciplinary actions are public record; we display them transparently on each profile.
Several Florida organizations provide free or low-cost legal aid, including FloridaLawHelp.org, Bay Area Legal Services, and Legal Services of Greater Miami. For criminal cases, indigent defendants are entitled to a Public Defender at no cost.

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