When a driver chooses to get behind the wheel after consuming alcohol, the consequences for innocent people in Deerfield Beach can be devastating. At Altman Law Firm, we understand the physical, emotional, and financial toll that these preventable accidents take on families. If you or a loved one have been harmed by someone else's decision to drive impaired, you deserve to understand your rights under Florida law.
In Florida, alcohol-related accidents often involve complex layers of liability. Beyond the driver who caused the crash, there may be questions regarding dram shop liability under specific state statutes. These cases require a careful investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident, including where the alcohol was served or consumed. Our team at Altman Law Firm reviews the details of your situation to help you identify all potentially responsible parties.
Accidents occurring on local thoroughfares like Hillsboro Boulevard or near the Deerfield Beach Pier often present unique challenges. Florida follows a comparative negligence doctrine, meaning that fault may be apportioned among multiple parties. Furthermore, the state’s statute of limitations sets a strict timeframe for filing personal injury or wrongful death claims. We assist clients in navigating these legal timelines to ensure that all evidence is preserved and claims are filed appropriately.
Jeffrey S. Altman and the team at Altman Law Firm provide compassionate, thorough legal guidance for those affected by alcohol-related incidents. We recognize that every accident has its own set of circumstances, from the severity of the injuries to the impact on your daily life. We focus on building a comprehensive case based on the facts to help you pursue the compensation you may be entitled to under Florida law.
Your safety is the priority. Seek medical attention immediately, report the accident to local law enforcement, and document as much information as possible, including witness contact details and photos of the scene.
Florida law allows for damages to be reduced by the percentage of fault assigned to you. An attorney can help analyze how these rules apply to the specific facts of your collision.
Yes, Florida has a statute of limitations that limits the time you have to initiate a legal claim. It is important to consult with a legal professional early to ensure you do not miss these critical filing deadlines.
Under specific Florida statutes, establishments may be held liable if they serve alcohol to a person who is habitually addicted to alcohol or to a minor. Each case is unique, and we can help evaluate if these circumstances apply to your situation.
If you have been injured in an alcohol-related accident, contact Altman Law Firm today to schedule a consultation regarding your legal options. Call (305) 373-3730.