Car accidents are an unfortunate byproduct of our modern travel methods. Tens of thousands of accidents occur in Orange County and Seminole County each year. As the victim of an accident, you have rights and we can help ensure that those rights are protected.
After an accident, you may face years or even a lifetime of pain, paralysis, traumatic brain damage, visual loss, or other devastating and long-term impacts on you and your family. We strive to restore balance to those who have been affected by serious injuries.
Losing a loved one is hard enough without the added knowledge that such loss might have been avoided. In the absence of financial and emotional support, a wrongful death claim may be warranted for the beneficiaries. For those left behind, compensation is worth the fight.
Beers & Gordon, P.A. is an Orlando-based law firm with an emphasis on cases involving personal injury, auto accidents, and wrongful death.
We service the Greater Orlando area including Seminole, Orange, Volusia, Lake, and Brevard counties, from Oviedo, Geneva, Winter Springs, and Altamonte Springs, to Lake Mary, Longwood, Sanford, and Winter Park.
Many of the cases we handle are on a contingency basis and our clients pay no attorney fees until a settlement or award has occurred, but our experience is your confidence that we are always willing and able to go to trial for your case.
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Every case begins with a call. Tell us about your case so we can get to work for you.
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Our team of experts collect all of the information needed to prove your case and get results.
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Our goal is to always do what is right by you and your family. We don’t get paid unless you do.
Our blog is a collection articles relating to personal injury cases, current issues, and local research most useful to clients, prospective clients, and legal readers across Central Florida and beyond.
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