Commercial Vehicle Accidents

Florida's Premier Commercial Vehicle Accident Attorneys

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Injured in a Commercial Vehicle Accident in Florida? You Deserve Expert Legal Representation.

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Commercial vehicle accidents can have devastating impacts, not only causing severe injuries but also entangling victims in complex legal battles. At The Law Office of Kelly McCue, we understand the challenges you face following such an accident. We are equipped with the knowledge and resources to navigate these complexities, ensuring you receive the compensation you're entitled to for your injuries, medical expenses, and more.

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Our Comprehensive Approach

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When you partner with us, you gain a team committed to your recovery and your rights. Here's how we support your claim:

• In-depth Investigations: We conduct thorough investigations to uncover the facts, identify liable parties, and document the full extent of your damages.

• Skilled Negotiations: Our team handles all negotiations, aiming for a settlement that truly compensates for your losses.

• Litigation: If necessary, we're prepared to bring your case to trial, advocating passionately on your behalf.

• Protection: We defend against any attempts to undervalue your claim or place undue blame on you.

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Navigating the Complexity of Commercial Vehicle Accidents

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Commercial vehicle accidents can involve various vehicles and causes, including:

• Cargo and passenger vans

• Semi-trucks and tractor-trailers

• Delivery vehicles (FedEx, UPS, USPS)

• Commercial buses and tankers

• Emergency response and utility vehicles

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Each type of accident brings its own challenges, from understanding specific regulations to dealing with large corporations and their insurers. Our team is experienced in all facets of these cases, from federal and state transportation laws to the intricacies of commercial insurance policies.

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Common Injuries in Commercial Vehicle Accidents

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Victims of commercial vehicle accidents often suffer from a range of injuries, including but not limited to:

• Cuts, lacerations, and burns

• Amputations and severe bruising

• Back, neck, and spinal cord injuries

• Traumatic brain injuries and concussions

• Broken bones and soft tissue damage

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These injuries can have long-term consequences, such as PTSD, cognitive impairments, physical disabilities, and more. Our legal strategy accounts for both immediate and future impacts on your health and livelihood.

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What Compensation Can You Expect?

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We strive to recover comprehensive damages for our clients, which might include:

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Economic Damages:

• Medical and rehabilitation costs

• Lost wages and earning potential

• Property damage and related out-of-pocket expenses

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Non-Economic Damages:

• Pain and suffering

• Emotional distress

• Loss of quality of life

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In some cases, punitive damages may also be pursued to penalize egregious negligence.

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Florida's Comparative Negligence & Your Claim

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Florida's comparative negligence laws could affect your compensation. Even if you're found partially at fault, you may still be eligible for recovery, though your compensation could be adjusted accordingly. Our goal is to minimize your fault, maximizing your potential recovery.

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Act Promptly: Florida's Statute of Limitations

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The timeframe to file your lawsuit is limited. Florida law generally allows up to two years from the date of the accident. Missing this deadline could forfeit your right to compensation. Early engagement with our team ensures timely and effective action on your case.

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Ready to Advocate for You

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If you've been hurt in a commercial vehicle accident in Florida, The Law Office of Kelly McCue is here to help. Our track record speaks to our commitment and success in securing just compensation for our clients.

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Schedule Your Free Consultation 

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Contact us today to learn how we can assist you in navigating the aftermath of a commercial vehicle accident. Your recovery is our priority, and there's no cost to you unless we win.

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This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.