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If you or a loved one has any legal matters or is accused, call a lawyer with experience handling such matters. If your situation involves a claim or accusation in Florida, you can call us and we would be happy to discuss your situation without charge or obligation.

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Hiring a lawyer is an important decision. You should not do so based solely on the contents of an advertisement or a website. You should ask questions about experience, qualifications, and resources. You should feel comfortable and confident in your decision. We would be glad to answer your questions about our experience, qualifications, and resources. And while we are rightfully proud of the many successful results we have achieved for our many clients since 1993, please understand that no lawyer can guarantee a result. Each case is different. Past success is no guarantee that a similar result can be achieved in your case. In fact, if any lawyer guarantees you a certain result, you probably should not hire that lawyer as he or she is just feeding you a line to get your case.

All claims must be filed in court before the expiration of the applicable statute of limitations or else it will be thrown out of court. Also, some claims require that notice be given to a potential defendant within a period of time that is shorter than the statute of limitations. Exactly what statute of limitations or notice requirements apply to a particular claim or whether there are exceptions that might save a claim that otherwise might appear to be time-barred, depends on the jurisdiction, the type of claim, and the facts of the claim.

Finally, please understand that the law can change often. In fact, it may have changed since we last updated this website. This is just one more reason why you should not rely on any website to determine what you should or should not do with regard to your situation.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding this information, or if you have any suggestions as to how we can improve this website or the information on this page, please call Attorney David Seif

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