Catastrophic InjuriesFlorida Catastrophic Injuries LawyerA catastrophic injury can devastate a family. At the Law Offices of John W. Merting, P.A., we help families who have been affected by catastrophic injuries get the money they deserve to pay for medical bills, pain and suffering, lost wages, and other expenses. Attorney John Merting will speak with you at no charge, and if he takes your case, will not charge you a fee until you receive a settlement or jury award. What are Catastrophic Injuries?Most people think catastrophic injuries involve brain damage. Many do, but our lawyer, like many catastrophic injury attorneys, assists in more cases besides those involving brain injury . Our attorney assists the families of those who have suffered:
John Merting has over 35 years of experience as a personal injury lawyer. He has helped countless families dealing with catastrophic injuries, always giving each client the close, personalized service they deserve. Though he is an experienced trial lawyer, having practiced in courts throughout Florida and many other states as well, he can also work out an out-of-court settlement if doing so is in the client’s best interest. Specializing in Maritime InjuriesAs the first board certified admiralty and maritime law attorney in the entire Florida Panhandle, John Merting is sought after by doctors and fellow brain injury attorneys throughout the country to handle catastrophic injuries occurring at sea, on vessels, or oil rigs. He also receives many doctor and attorney referrals for cases involving the Jones Act and unseaworthiness claims, career-ending injuries, recreational boating accidents, and similar matters. Contact Our LawyerContact the Law Offices of John W. Merting, P.A. and speak with our lawyer about your situation for no charge. You can also fill out a special personal injury intake form. From law offices near Pensacola, Florida, our brain injury attorney assists clients throughout the world, with many cases centering in the international ports of Florida, Alabama, the Mississippi River, Louisiana, Texas, and other areas of the United States. For more general information about personal injury law, please see our Personal Injury / Wrongful Death FAQ. Call for an Initial Consultation at No Charge
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