Being injured has significant repercussions; sometimes, a person is left disabled with substantial hospital bills, and without the right lawyer, the negligent party will go free. Having a competent personal injury lawyer ensures that justice is served, and the aggrieved party receives fair compensation. With so many law offices in Miami, it can be hectic trying to get the right person to hear you out; hence we have compiled a list of the best personal injury lawyers Miami has to make your search easy.
1. David A. Kleinberg
If you are looking for someone with years of experience handling personal injury cases for the plaintiff, you cannot go wrong with David. The attorney was selected among the top lawyers in Miami for two years consecutively; he also has been in the Super Lawyer list since 2014. David focuses on wrongful death and personal injury cases. Although his office is based in Aventura, he is licensed to practice in other parts of the state.
2. Matthew Mazzarella
Matthew is a partner at Boyers Law Group and has a wealth of experience handling personal injury cases for clients in Miami. He represents both defendants and plaintiffs and has quite a reputation in Florida, having been named among the rising stars in Florida Super Lawyer Magazine and listed in the Top 40 under 40 Lawyers in South Florida. As per his LinkedIn profile, Matthew worked at Clarke Silverglate & Campbell, for three years before joining Boyers Law Group. He mainly represents his clients in medical malpractice, wrongful death, and defective products, among other personal injury cases.
3. Gerson & Schwartz, P.A
While some law firms focus on getting as many cases, Gerson & Schwartz prefers working on a small number to give their best to their clients. The firm dates back to 1970 when Philip M. Gerson founded it, and over the years, it has hired skilled lawyers, and collectively they boast of over 100 years of experience. The practice aims to represent plaintiffs in wrongful death and catastrophic injury cases, especially car and cruise accidents, and medical malpractice. They handle cases on contingent fees; hence, you can be assured that you do not have to spend a dime unless the firm collects money on your behalf since they also offer a free consultation.
4. A to Z Injury Law
Erik Alvarez and Ruben Chavez founded A to Z Injury Law firm after working together for almost a decade in their respective law firms. Erik describes Ruben as his mentor, and when they formed the firm’s name, they combined their names, Alvarez and Chavez, with the letters representing the start and end of the partners’ names. As Erik explained on the firm’s website, A to Z also means that they are dedicated to leaving no stone unturned in helping clients meet their needs. They deal with personal injury and different types of accident cases.
5. Pita Weber & Del Prado
With 70% of the population in Miami being Hispanic, Pita Weber & Del Prado has ensured that they can represent all their clients by having attorneys fluent in Spanish and English. The firm offers a free consultation and encourages clients, regardless of their immigration status, to sue for personal injuries. The lawyers deal with persona injury, medical malpractice, product liability, among other practice areas. The team comprises Shannon Del Prado, who was once the president of the Miami-Dade Trial Lawyers Association and H. K Skip Pita, who was voted super lawyer in 2020; the other two are Randy Weber and Rosalina Weber.
6. Steinger, Greene & Feiner
Unfortunately, if you are a large corporation or insurance company, Steinger, Greene & Feiner will not represent you since they swore only to represent real people, not big businesses. Michael, who is the founding partner of the firm, has vowed to keep this promise, and his clients sing nothing but praises for the way he handles the lawsuits. Together with Greene, who has recovered over $150 million in compensation for his clients, and Feiner who has gone up against Microsoft, the three lawyers provide a haven for personal injury victims.
7. Friedland│Carmona
Jonathan Friedland founded the law practice in 1994 and is committed only to handling personal injury cases that range from assault and battery to medical malpractice and wrongful death. He has also been on several bar associations since being admitted to practice in 1994. He teamed up with Michael Carmona, whose experience in insurance firms makes him a valuable asset since he knows how such firms handle personal injury claims. Both lawyers are licensed to practice in the entire state of Florida.
8. Alexander J. Perkins
Usually, it takes about five years for a lawyer to make junior partner, but Alexander made partner in the law firm he previously worked for in three years, which proves his competence. One of his landmark cases has to be when he turned an insurance coverage of $50,000 into a $10.5 million settlement, exclusive of extra-contractual dollars resulting from bad faith. Best of all, his law firm does not discriminate based on status. According to the firm’s site, he has represented both the homeless and professionals in their personal injury cases.
9. Jontiff & Jontiff
Scott J. Jontiff is among the rare few attorneys who will reject a case that does not fall within his areas of expertise, which is personal injury. However, he is always kind enough to recommend lawyers who can handle the lawsuits to those he can’t represent. Scott works on a contingency fee, and prospective clients get a no-obligation free consultation. His dedication to giving his best is also shown by the fact that he is willing to come to you when you cannot go to him, and if that commitment does not convince you to hire him, then the 5-star rating from his past clients should.
10. Robert Boyers
If you cannot get Mathew Mazzarella when you visit Boyers Law Group, then Robert Boyers will be more than happy to handle your personal injury case. 40% of the cases he deals with are under medical malpractice, 20% are product liability while the rest are general, and he only represents the plaintiff. His legal expertise has seen him being admitted to practice law in Florida, New York, and Connecticut. His 10/10 rating on AVVO should also help to convince you to have him as your attorney.
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