Frequently Asked Questions

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Insurance companies use many delay tactics to deny, delay, or underpay your claim. Some of the most common reasons they use to deny your claim include: not receiving medical care within 14 days, not suffering from an emergency medical condition, and/or not suffering from injuries as reported in the claim. Call an experienced personal injury attorney to represent your best interests and get you’re the compensation you deserve.

 

In the State of Florida, the statue of limitations is four years. This means you have no more than four years from the date of the discovery of your injuries to file a personal injury claim. For medical malpractice, the status of limitations is two years. This means you have no more than two years from the date of the discovery of your injuries to file a claim. In Florida, the Discovery rule allows you to file a personal injury claim based on the date the injuries were discovered rather than the date of the accident. The discovery rules apply to when a person discovers the injuries or should have discovered the injuries.

 

• Your initial consultation is free and without obligation;

• We do not charge retainer fees or hourly rates;

• No out of pocket fees while your case is pending;

• If we recover compensation on your behalf, we only retain our fixed portion.

• If we do not win, you pay no legal fees.


The typical length of treatment for most people injured in a car accident is 6-8 weeks. After that it usually takes 4-6 weeks to resolve a claim if it does not go to litigation. Of course every person is different at the Fischetti Law Group we never rush a clients treatment to speed up settlements. We work with our clients and their medical team throughout their treatment with our main focus on getting our clients to pre accident condition.

 

Yes, you may sue a truck driver's company for your injuries in the event that the driver is responsible for the accident. Trucking companies typically have resources such as insurance companies and lawyers protecting their best interests in personal injury cases. That being said, each case is different and weather you are dealing with a company or individual, it is important to consult an attorney.
Yes, though the facts of each slip and fall accident are different, if the injured person can prove that the store failed to properly maintain their premises and/or knew of poor conditions and failed to resolve them - then a case can be made.
In most instances, to find a credible personal injury attorney it is best to ask family, friends or trusted members of your community. If people you trust have experience with a local attorney in Fort Myers, Orlando, Fort Pierce or Palm Beach County, they can give you a good reference for a great local insurance claims attorney. In many cases, the local or state bar association should have a referral system or program. Depending upon your location, looking online or performing a local Google Search to find "attorney near me" or "local accident lawyer." Once you have decided on the which is best attorney for you, you can have he or she begin the insurance claims litigation process. Our law firm does not charge a consultation fee and may easily be reached by calling (833) MIKE-247
In the State of Florida, the statue of limitations is four years. This means you have no more than four years from the date of the discovery of your injuries to file a personal injury claim. For medical malpractice, the status of limitations is two years. This means you have no more than two years from the date of the discovery of your injuries to file a claim. In Florida, the Discovery rule allows you to file a personal injury claim based on the date the injuries were discovered rather than the date of the accident. The discovery rules apply to when a person discovers the injuries or should have discovered the injuries.
The typical length of treatment for most people injured in a car accident is 6-8 weeks. After that it usually takes 4-6 weeks to resolve a claim if it does not go to litigation. Of course every person is different, so at the Fischetti law group we never rush a clients treatment to speed up settlements. We work with our clients and their medical team throughout their treatment with our main focus on getting our clients to pre accident condition.