Ansbacher Law has been a steadfast defender of our client’s rights for years, which is why if you are someone who believes you have been wrongly injured, we are ready to protect your right to a swift recovery. Our legal team has significant experience handling a wide range of personal injury matters, including auto accidents, slip and falls, construction accidents, and wrongful death cases. Whether you were injured in an auto accident, a slip and fall accident, or otherwise, you can depend on our experienced St. Johns County attorneys to fight, tooth-and-nail, for the compensation you deserve and need to get back on your feet again. Please continue reading and contact our knowledgeable Florida personal injury attorneys to learn more about how we can help you through the legal process going forward.
If you have been injured while simply walking down the street, running errands, or even in your own apartment complex, there is a very good chance that a negligent property owner is responsible. Property owners are legally obligated to ensure their land is safe for all those who use it, and if they fail to do so and you are injured as a result, you may have a valid personal injury claim. Ansbacher Law can help those injured in the following accidents:
The St. Johns County personal injury attorneys at Ansbacher Law are also here to help all those injured in auto accidents at the hands of negligent motorists. Some of the auto accident cases we take are as follows:
If you live in St. Johns County and have been wrongly injured in an accident, do not delay. Contact Ansbacher Law today to learn more about what we can do for you.
To Discuss Your Legal Matter
Can I Sue After Being Injured in a Florida Parking Lot Accident?Most of us do not consider parking lots to be particularly dangerous; we park, go about our day, and then we leave. However, unfortunately, there are times where parking lots can become extremely dangerous, and people can sustain serious injuries as a result. Please continue reading and reach out to…
Read More
Florida State of Emergency Extended for Another 60 DaysGovernor DeSantis issued Executive Order 20-166 on July 7, 2020. This order extended the ongoing state of emergency, due to COVID-19, through September 5, 2020. For a complete copy of the order (pdf) CLICK HERE.
Read More
10 Tips For Firework SafetyThe Fourth of July is a time where we celebrate our freedom as American citizens. We observe this holiday with barbecues, pool parties, and, of course, fireworks. While fireworks are great fun, if you are hosting this Fourth of July and plan on a firework display, you must understand how…
Read More
