| Common questions about our florida law firm This section answers common questions about our law firm in florida and legal claims.
At our law firm, we work on what is called a "contingency fee" basis. When we represent you in a case, you pay us nothing, unless and until we resolve your claim. We even advance all litigation expenses and court costs involved in your case. If, for any reason, we do not win your case, you owe us nothing, not even the advanced costs. If you are interested in hiring our law firm, one of our attorneys will sit down with you and fully explain our fee agreement and answer any questions you might have.
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Why do I have to prove negligence to have a case? In its simplest sense, negligence is carelessness. In order to prove negligence, the law requires that you must show that the person who caused you injury owed a duty under the law to be careful under the circumstances; that the person breached his or her duty; that the persons breach of the duty caused your injuries; and that you indeed suffered injuries because of the breach.
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How much is my legal claim worth? Each case is different and dependent on its own facts. It is impossible to answer such a question until you have finished medical treatment or until your case has been reviewed.
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How long will it take to settle my legal claim? Each case is different and is dependent up on its unique facts. Its difficult to even venture a guess without a thorough knowledge of the facts of the case, the injuries, and the parties involved. Generally, the more complicated the case, the longer it takes to settle. Also, in accident cases, the settlement process can't even begin until your medical treatment is finished. The cost of the medical treatment will figure into your settlement.
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Will I have to go to court to resolve my legal claim? Each case is different and is dependent upon its facts. It is difficult to even try to guess whether the case will wind up in court until all the facts are known.
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How long do I have to file a legal claim? The Statute of Limitations can vary by the type of legal claim you want to file. The time you have to file a claim also varies from state to state. It is always best to consult an attorney as soon as possible so that you don't wait too long to file your claim.
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Florida Injury Attorney Robert Fenstersheib is here to answer your questions. | 
