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Personal Injury Attorneys
High Stack Gordon Since 1962
Brevard County Personal Injury Attorneys
High Stack, one of Florida’s oldest and most respected personal injury firms, has been representing the interest of injured people and their families since 1962. The attorneys at High Stack practice exclusively in the area of injury law, handling all types of personal injury, medical malpractice, and wrongful death cases. High Stack has earned a reputation for providing the highest level of legal representation to its clients. The firm is well known to the insurance industry as one that not only means business but attains the highest result for its clients.
The firm actively prosecutes cases in all Florida courts and throughout the United States. Over the many years, High Stack has developed expertise in handling complex cases involving death, paralysis, and brain and burn injuries. While High Stack has attained numerous multimillion-dollar verdicts and settlements, the firm prides itself on the fact that it handles all cases where a person has been injured without regard for its value and devotes the same time, money, and expertise to bring about a successful resolution of the claim. At High Stack, we believe in fighting for the rights of those who have been injured as a result of another person’s negligence,
Areas of Practice
Why Choose High Stack Law For Your Accident Claim?
The firm handles all types of personal injury cases, including but not limited to automobile accidents, trucking accidents, motorcycle accidents, serious injury, injury to a child, head and brain injuries, wrongful death, professional negligence, medical negligence, products liability, nursing home negligence, premises liability, insurance disputes, and boating accidents.
The attorneys at High Stack personally prepare each case for a jury trial. At High Stack, we provide personal service, skilled trial expertise, and focus our formidable resources to obtain the best results for each client.
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Recent Articles
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What If Your Insurance Denies Your Car Accident Claim in Florida?
Dealing with a car accident is stressful enough, but having your insurance claim denied can make the situation even more frustrating. If your insurer refuses to cover your damages, it is important to understand why the denial happened and what steps you can take to challenge it. Florida law provides options for policyholders to dispute…
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How Long Does an Insurance Company Have to Pay a Claim in Florida?
When you file an insurance claim in Florida, understanding the timeline for payment is crucial. Whether you are dealing with a property damage claim, a personal injury protection (PIP) claim, or another type of insurance claim, Florida law sets specific deadlines that insurance companies must follow. This guide explains how long insurers have to pay…
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What to Do After a Motorcycle Accident in Florida
A motorcycle accident can be a life-altering event, leaving victims with injuries, financial burdens, and legal concerns. Knowing what steps to take immediately after an accident can help protect your rights, ensure your safety, and improve your chances of receiving fair compensation. At High Stack Law, our experienced Florida motorcycle accident attorneys are ready to…
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Can You Claim Lost Wages After a Car Accident in Florida?
A car accident can lead to serious injuries, medical expenses, and time away from work. If you were injured in a motor vehicle crash in Florida, you may be entitled to compensation for lost wages. This typically include the income you missed due to your inability to work. Understanding how lost wages are calculated and…
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The Difference Between Economic and Non-Economic Damages in Florida Car Accident Cases
When a car accident occurs in Florida, victims may be entitled to compensation for their losses. These damages are typically categorized into economic and non-economic damages, each serving a distinct purpose in personal injury claims. Understanding the difference between these two types of damages can help accident victims pursue fair compensation. At High Stack Law,…
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What Happens After a Car Accident That is Not Your Fault in Florida?
Being involved in a car accident can be a stressful and overwhelming experience, especially if the accident was not your fault. In Florida, understanding the steps to take and your legal rights can help you navigate the aftermath of the incident and ensure you receive the compensation you deserve. Here are some tips on what…
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How Long Do I Have to See a Doctor After a Car Accident in Florida?
If you were recently in a car accident in Florida, one of the most important steps you should take is to seek medical attention. Not only is this vital for your health and well-being, but it is also critical for protecting your rights to compensation under Florida’s no-fault insurance laws. Knowing how long you have…
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Who Pays for Car Damage in a No-Fault State in Florida?
Florida operates under a no-fault car insurance system, which can make determining financial responsibility for vehicle damage a bit more complex compared to at-fault states. Understanding who pays for car damage in a no-fault state like Florida requires a solid grasp of how the system works and what insurance coverage comes into play. At High…
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How to Prove Fault in a Florida Car Accident Case
Proving fault is a critical step in securing compensation after a car accident in Florida. While Florida operates under a no-fault insurance system for minor injuries, fault still plays a major role when damages exceed the limits of Personal Injury Protection (PIP) coverage or when serious injuries are involved. Establishing who was at fault can…
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When Can You Sue for Damages After a Car Accident in Florida?
Car accidents can be life-altering, leaving victims with physical injuries, emotional distress, and financial burdens. In Florida, the process of seeking compensation for damages after a car accident is influenced by the state’s unique laws, including its no-fault insurance system. Understanding when you can sue for damages is crucial to protecting your rights and recovering…
