When another driver’s choices turn your life upside down
After a serious crash, you’re dealing with pain, bills, and uncertainty, all while an insurance company works to minimize your claim. Accountability has to mean something. If a careless or reckless driver injured you in $area1, $area2, or $area3, my job is to hold that driver and their insurer responsible for the full harm they caused and to make the process as clear and stress-reducing as possible.
I work directly with clients. There are no layers of gatekeepers or fancy-titled assistants here. You’ll have my cell number so you can text when questions arise. From our first call, we align on a plan: protect your health, document your losses, and move decisively toward a resolution that supports your recovery and your future.
What accountability looks like in your case
Accountability isn’t a slogan; it’s the disciplined work of proving what happened, how it hurt you, and what it will take to make things right. In practical terms, that means pursuing compensation for:
- Medical expenses, including follow-up care and future treatment
- Lost wages and reduced earning capacity
- Pain, suffering, and loss of enjoyment of life
- Diminished quality of life and day-to-day inconvenience
- Property damage and related out-of-pocket costs
- In serious cases, long-term needs like therapy, adaptive equipment, or home/vehicle modifications
I build claims around clear evidence, from medical documentation, wage records, to expert opinions where needed, so the value of your case rests on facts, not guesswork.
How we move your case forward
A strong case comes from doing the right things in the right order. Here’s the framework I use for clients in $area1, $area2, and $area3:
1) Preserve proof early
We secure police reports, scene photos, vehicle data, video where available, witness statements, and issue evidence preservation notices to parties and non-parties alike. In commercial or company-vehicle crashes, we push to preserve driver logs, maintenance records, and black-box information before it disappears.
2) Document your medical story
Your records should connect symptoms to the crash, track progress, and outline future needs. I coordinate with you to ensure your medical narrative is complete, consistent, and understandable. We also obtain photos documenting your life before the accident as all as after the accident.
3) Capture the financial impact
We document missed work, reduced hours, and career disruptions, along with mileage, co-pays, and other out-of-pocket costs. For lasting injuries, I work with economic and vocational experts to project long-term losses.
4) Present an evidence-driven demand
Insurers respond to documentation. I deliver a thorough, organized demand that lays out
liability
, injuries, and measurable losses. If an insurer won’t deal fairly, we file suit and use the court process to compel records, take sworn testimony, and hold them to the evidence.Why direct access to your lawyer matters
Timing is everything after a crash.
Insurance adjuster
s often ask for recorded statements or broad medical authorizations before you understand your injuries. A quick text to your lawyer can prevent costly mistakes. With direct access, you get fast, practical guidance so you stay focused on healing while we protect your claim.Common questions from injured neighbors
How soon should I contact you
Right away. Early guidance protects your health, preserves evidence, and stops unhelpful insurance tactics before they gain traction. Your consultation is free.
Right away. Early guidance protects your health, preserves evidence, and stops unhelpful insurance tactics before they gain traction. Your consultation is free.
What if I’m partly at fault
Florida’s comparative-
Florida’s comparative-
fault
rules may still allow a recovery. We analyze responsibility carefully and support it with evidence.Do I pay anything up front
No. I handle injury cases on a contingency fee. You don’t pay any attorney’s fee unless we make a recovery.
No. I handle injury cases on a contingency fee. You don’t pay any attorney’s fee unless we make a recovery.
Will I be dealing with staff instead of you
You work directly with me on strategy, negotiations, and, if necessary, litigation. You’ll have my cell to call or text when you have questions and need answers.
You work directly with me on strategy, negotiations, and, if necessary, litigation. You’ll have my cell to call or text when you have questions and need answers.
The difference a local advocate makes
Every community has its own traffic patterns, intersections, and medical networks. Serving clients across $area1, $area2, and $area3 means fast, local investigation; practical solutions for transportation and work; and communication that fits your life—text updates, phone calls, or in-person meetings when helpful. The goal is a process that supports your recovery, not one that adds stress.
What to do right now
- Get medical care and follow instructions from your providers
- Photograph vehicles, injuries, and the scene (if it’s safe to do so)
- Save receipts, bills, and a simple log of symptoms and missed work
- Avoid recorded statements or broad releases until you’ve spoken with a lawyer
- Reach out so we can map your next steps and protect your claim
Ready to help—today
Accountability must mean something. If you were injured by a careless driver in $area1, $area2, or $area3, I’m here to help you through the challenges ahead and to pursue the highest compensation the evidence supports. We’ll talk personally about your story, your goals, and the best path forward. Then I get to work.
Injured in $area1, $area2, or $area3?
Call or text David Harris Law for a free consultation. You’ll speak directly with your lawyer, get clear answers, and leave the conversation with immediate next steps.
Call or text David Harris Law for a free consultation. You’ll speak directly with your lawyer, get clear answers, and leave the conversation with immediate next steps.