Real outcomes, described honestly. When a charge is reduced, we say reduced — never “dropped.” No case numbers, no client-identifying details, ever.
Every case is unique, and no result is guaranteed — but here is exactly how recent matters resolved, in plain language. When a DUI is reduced to reckless driving, we say "reduced," not "dropped."
[PLACEHOLDER] First-time offense after a traffic stop in Clearwater. Client blew a .11 and performed field sobriety exercises. We challenged the basis for the stop and negotiated with the State — the DUI was reduced to reckless driving with no jail time and no DUI on the record.
[PLACEHOLDER] Client refused both the breath test and field sobriety exercises. We won the DMV hearing to protect the license, then negotiated the criminal side down to reckless driving with a substance-abuse course.
[PLACEHOLDER] Client faced a third-degree felony and possible jail time. Early involvement — contacting the State Attorney before filing — resulted in the charge being filed as a misdemeanor and resolved with probation.
[PLACEHOLDER] A second offense with an elevated breath result is a serious case. Because the prior was outside the five-year window, we negotiated the mandatory penalties down to the statutory minimums with no jail time.
Workers' compensation results depend on the injury, the medical care, and lost wages involved. We don't charge you legal fees — the insurance company pays them.
[PLACEHOLDER] Warehouse worker injured lifting stock. The carrier denied the recommended surgery; we forced approval through litigation and ultimately settled the claim for $145,000 including future medical.
[PLACEHOLDER] Client fell from a ladder on a job site. When the carrier stopped wage checks without explanation, we got benefits reinstated with penalties, and later settled the full claim for $88,500.
[PLACEHOLDER] Client suffered a severe machinery accident and could not return to any employment. We secured permanent total disability status — lifetime benefit checks rather than a one-time settlement.
Every case is different. Past results do not guarantee, warrant, or predict the outcome of your case; results depend on the unique facts and legal circumstances of each matter.
Let us review your case and advise you of your options. There is no cost and no obligation.
Social Security Disability
Disability wins take time — often years of appeals — and every client's medical situation is unique. These summaries show the kinds of claims we take on and see through.
SSDI Approved on Appeal
[PLACEHOLDER] Client in their 50s with degenerative disc disease and neuropathy had been denied at the initial application and again at reconsideration before coming to us. We built the medical record, obtained a treating-physician opinion, and won approval at the hearing — with back benefits to the original filing date.
SSI Approved for Minor
[PLACEHOLDER] Parents of a child with a serious developmental disorder came to us after being overwhelmed by the paperwork. We handled the application and documentation, and benefits were approved without needing a hearing.
SSDI Approved — Insured Status Nearly Expired
[PLACEHOLDER] Client waited years after a workplace accident to file and was weeks from losing SSDI eligibility. We filed immediately, expedited the medical evidence, and secured approval before the insured status expired.