
The Edge of Right with Graves | Thomas - Counselors. Litigators.
How to Choose a Personal Injury Lawyer in Florida | The Edge of Right
Florida personal injury attorneys Joseph H. Graves and Matthew M. Thomas—both Board Certified in Civil Trial Law by The Florida Bar—explain what board certification means, how to choose an injury lawyer and why your case deserves individual attention. On this episode of The Edge of Right, the founding partners of Graves Thomas Injury Law Group answer questions clients ask most: - What does it mean for a lawyer to be board certified in civil trial law? It requires trying a qualifying number of cases, passing a written exam and review by judges and other lawyers. - Can a Florida injury lawyer handle my case if they're not in my city? Yes—Florida lawyers are licensed statewide, and remote depositions, mediations and client meetings mean location no longer limits representation. - What should I ask before hiring a personal injury lawyer? Whether they're board certified, whether you'll know and be able to reach your lawyer and whether they have the resources to take your case to trial. - What does "Be a Name, Not a Number" mean? It's the firm's commitment to treating every client as an individual, not a case file. 00:00 Serving clients statewide 01:53 How technology changed litigation 07:37 What it means to be board certified 15:44 Be a Name, Not a Number 20:16 What to look for when hiring an injury lawyer Graves Thomas Injury Law Group has represented injured Floridians for more than 21 years from offices in Vero Beach and Port St. Lucie and a satellite location in St. Petersburg. Consultations are free and you pay no fees or costs unless we recover compensation for you. Free consultation: (772) 569-8155 https://www.gravesthomas.com This video is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Viewing it does not create an attorney-client relationship.

