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Personal Injury Attorneys
High Stack Gordon Wight Since 1962
Brevard County Personal Injury Attorneys
High Stack, one of Florida’s oldest and most respected personal injury firms, has been representing the interest of injured people and their families since 1962. The attorneys at High Stack practice exclusively in the area of injury law, handling all types of personal injury, medical malpractice, and wrongful death cases. High Stack has earned a reputation for providing the highest level of legal representation to its clients. The firm is well known to the insurance industry as one that not only means business but attains the highest result for its clients.
The firm actively prosecutes cases in all Florida courts and throughout the United States. Over the many years, High Stack has developed expertise in handling complex cases involving death, paralysis, and brain and burn injuries. While High Stack has attained numerous multimillion-dollar verdicts and settlements, the firm prides itself on the fact that it handles all cases where a person has been injured without regard for its value and devotes the same time, money, and expertise to bring about a successful resolution of the claim. At High Stack, we believe in fighting for the rights of those who have been injured as a result of another person’s negligence,
Areas of Practice
Why Choose High Stack Law For Your Accident Claim?
The firm handles all types of personal injury cases, including but not limited to automobile accidents, trucking accidents, motorcycle accidents, serious injury, injury to a child, head and brain injuries, wrongful death, professional negligence, medical negligence, products liability, nursing home negligence, premises liability, insurance disputes, and boating accidents.
The attorneys at High Stack personally prepare each case for a jury trial. At High Stack, we provide personal service, skilled trial expertise, and focus our formidable resources to obtain the best results for each client.
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Recent Articles
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What’s the Role of Insurance in a Personal Injury Claim?
Getting hurt because of someone else’s negligence is frustrating, painful, and expensive. A slip and fall, car accident, or other personal injury claim can leave you reeling with the financial difficulties of it all. One of the aspects many people now have to deal with is insurance’s role in the whole process. You have insurance,…
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Can I File a Claim if I’m Injured on Someone Else’s Property in Florida?
Were you hurt while visiting another person’s or business’ property? If so, you might be entitled to compensation for your accident. Slip and fall accidents, electrocutions, or other premises liability injuries could mean you are owed monetary damages. Knowing how and when to file your claim is an important part of getting what you are…
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The Role of Medical Experts in Proving Brain Injury Claims
Brain injuries are some of the most serious you can face after an accident. To seek compensation for those injuries, they often require medical experts to testify at a hearing or trial. Understanding their role can help you understand the personal injury process as a whole. At High Stack Law, our skilled Florida personal injury…
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Recognizing the Early Symptoms of a TBI After an Accident
A serious accident can lead to devastating injuries. Few are as serious as a traumatic brain injury (TBI). The symptoms may not appear right away, and may worsen over time. The symptoms may be minor at first, then exacerbate quickly into a serious problem. Knowing how to identify some of these early signs, and what…
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What Happens If Both Drivers Are at Fault in a Florida Car Accident?
Car accidents are rarely black and white. In many cases, fault is shared between multiple parties. If both drivers are partially responsible for a car accident in Florida, the legal and financial outcomes depend on the state’s comparative negligence laws. Understanding how fault is apportioned and how it affects compensation is essential for anyone involved…
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Do I Need to Hire a Motorcycle Accident Attorney in Florida?
Motorcycle accidents in Florida can lead to serious injuries, complex insurance disputes, and long-term financial consequences. If you have been involved in a crash, you may be wondering whether hiring a motorcycle accident attorney is necessary. While not every case requires legal representation, many do. This is especially true when injuries, liability disputes, or insurance…
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Who’s Liable in a Florida Boating Accident? Understanding Boater Responsibility
Florida’s waterways are among the busiest in the nation, with thousands of recreational and commercial vessels operating year-round. Unfortunately, this high volume of traffic also leads to a significant number of boating accidents. When a collision or injury occurs on the water, determining liability can be complex. Understanding who is responsible is critical for injured…
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Does Florida PIP Cover Uber and Lyft Accidents?
Florida’s Personal Injury Protection (PIP) insurance is designed to provide fast, no-fault coverage for medical expenses and lost wages after a car accident. But when rideshare services like Uber and Lyft are involved, the rules become more complex. Whether you are a passenger, driver, or third party, understanding how PIP applies to rideshare accidents in…
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Florida Motorcycle Accident Checklist: What to Do at the Scene and After
Motorcycle accidents in Florida can be devastating, both physically and financially. With minimal protection compared to cars, riders are especially vulnerable to serious injuries. Knowing what to do immediately after a crash, and in the days that follow, can make a critical difference in your recovery and your ability to pursue compensation. At High Stack…
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What Happens If You Miss the 14-Day PIP Window in Florida?
Florida’s Personal Injury Protection (PIP) insurance system is designed to provide fast access to medical care and compensation after a car accident. However, it comes with strict deadlines, most notably, the 14-day rule. If you fail to seek medical treatment within 14 days of your accident, you may lose your right to PIP benefits entirely….
