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Morgan & Morgan in Daytona Beach, Florida Morgan & Morgan is one of the largest plaintiffs firms in the US. Our Daytona Beach attorneys can help you recover compensation for personal injuries and accidents. They have years of experience acquiring settlements for clients who have suffered from injuries that were caused by another person s negligence. Our firm has 250 attorneys, who have served over 75,000 clients nationwide. The attorneys at our Daytona Beach office are known for their professionalism and for the care they put into each case. They treat all cases as if they are going to court and are ready to do whatever it takes to help their clients have what they need to recover. Personal injuries can be devastating, and it may take many years, even a lifetime, to recover from them. By filing a lawsuit, you may be able to receive monetary compensation so that you can remain financially stable while you recover from the injuries. The Daytona Beach attorneys handle accident lawsuits, lawsuits involving personal injuries, and cases including: Car, Truck, and Motorcycle accidents Medical Malpractice Dangerous Drugs and Defective Medical Devices Nursing Home Abuse Defective Products Workplace Injuries Slip and Falls For a full list of our practice areas in Daytona Beach, visit our website. You can file a lawsuit on your own, but almost every attorney advises against it. Filing a lawsuit requires knowledge on legal processes and complex laws, and it can be very time consuming for someone with no prior knowledge on how to file. Our attorneys can gather evidence, work with experts, negotiate with insurance companies, and even prepare for trial if the need comes. Personal injury lawsuits are based on the theory of negligence. In order to file a personal injury lawsuit, your injury must have been caused by someone else s negligence. For example, a driver can be considered negligent if injures you with his car while being intoxicated. A doctor can be considered negligent if he or she misdiagnoses you after failing to perform a test that would have provided an accurate diagnosis. It s important to remember that all of our lawyers work on a contingency fee basis. This means that you only have to pay a fee if the attorney brings you a favorable outcome. Fees are usually a percentage of the settlement or award. If you, or someone you love, has been injured and you suspect that someone else is at fault, contact Morgan & Morgan for a free, no-obligation consultation with one of our attorneys.