Car Accident Attorney Deltona
We Have Offices Conveniently Located in Deland and Daytona Beach
Thompson Law is your personal car accident attorney serving Deltona, FL. If you get hurt in a car accident or as the result of someone else’s negligence, a personal injury attorney can help ensure you are fairly compensated for the injuries you sustain. This may include payment for medical bills, physical therapy and lost wages, for example. But you have to act quickly. Under Florida Law, you must seek medical assistance within 14 days of the accident to seek compensation for injuries.
With offices in Deland and Daytona Beach, we’ve represented clients throughout Central Florida for over 18 years.
Since Florida is considered a “no-fault” state meaning that each insurance company resolves their own claims regardless of which driver technically caused the automobile accident, you’re probably wondering why you would need a car accident lawyer when both drivers are insured. There are quite a few reasons: First, the major medical coverage on your auto policy may not cover the entire cost of your medical bills. Also, your private insurance may have a high deductible that will come out of your pocket. Second, your insurance probably won’t cover any lost wages while you recuperate from your injuries. This means you will be dipping into savings to pay your bills while you are recovering. Third, your insurance may not adequately cover any other type of long term care you may need in the future.
But an aggressive personal injury lawyer doesn’t just handle cases involving car accidents. If you have been hurt through the negligence of another, we may be able to help. Upon reviewing your individual case, we will be able to determine whether or not you have a case, and if so, our recommended course of action. Although many cases are resolved through negotiation, we are prepared to fight for your rights in court every step of the way.
If you have been injured in a car accident in the Deltona, FL area, seek immediate medical assistance then contact Thompson Law. Call (386) 280-4977 for a free case evaluation today!
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Penalties Reduced Grand Theft, Fleeing, Possession of a Fictitious Driver’s License
Attorney Matt Thompson, through depositions and litigation was able to show that officers did not act according to the warrant by picking up the client immediately upon sight. The charge of Fleeing or Attempting to Elude Law Enforcement, which carries a mandatory felony conviction, was dismissed by the State and the client was offered probation and no felony conviction.
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All Charges Dismissed Domestic Battery
Client and his husband were involved in a verbal argument. The alleged victim contacted police against the claiming that he threw a glass of milk on him. Under the law, this is considered a battery. Attorney Thompson represented the Client on both the criminal case and the injunction and both were dismissed.
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Charges Reduced Sale and Possession of Heroin
Defendant entered a treatment facility while case was pending. Attorney Thompson provided progress reports of all of her progress during her stay to show improvement. State agreed to amend all charges to simple possession and the Defendant was sentenced into Drug Court.
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Deferred Prosecution Agreement Loitering and Prowling
Client became disoriented due to a medical condition and entered a car that did not belong to him, but looked just like his car. Attorney Thompson provided mitigation to the State concerning the Defendant’s medical issues and ensured the client would be offered a Deferred Prosecution Agreement by the State wherein all charges would be dismissed upon completion.
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Charges Reduced, Guidelines Waived, No Probation Failure to Register as a Career Criminal
The Client was arrested out of State for a warrant for failure to register as a career criminal. This violated his probation out of Miami-Dade County, Florida. Attorney Thompson was able to track the Client’s addresses and discovered that his landlord at the time lied to his probation officer about his renting an apartment because the landlord was not zoned to allow tenants. The State agreed to a time-served sentence for the time he spent in custody being transported to Florida.
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Charges Reduced Aggravated Battery on Law Enforcement Officer
Attorney Thompson provided the State with an extensive mitigation packet outlining the Defendant’s military service record and disability based on PTSD. Defendant was offered a minor jail sanction (60) days followed by probation in lieu of a 5-year minimum prison sentence as was originally offered by the State.