Personal Injury and Wrongful Death
At Draper Law Office, we deal with a variety of legal cases: those in family law, criminal law, and in personal injury and wrongful death cases. Personal injury and wrongful death cases are those involving the death or serious injury of a person as a result of the negligence or intentional conduct of others. There are a variety of ways that these cases can come about: whether from motor vehicles, in pools, from slipping and falling, or from defective products. They can also occur anywhere, including in restaurants, hotels, theme parks, or other locations.
With personal injury cases, the team at Draper Law Office strives to help you receive the most compensation possible under Florida law for your medical bills, lost wages, and other expenses that can occur after an accident. According to Florida law, 80% of medical bills and 60% of lost wages, combined to a total of $10,000, can be covered under personal injury protection coverage for a motor vehicle accident.
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Divorce and Family Law
Besides personal injury and wrongful death cases and criminal law cases, the attorneys at Draper Law Office also deal with family law cases. These cases can vary greatly - from injunctions due to domestic violence, to dissolutions of marriage, and child custody (for a full list of the cases we cover, see below).
We understand these cases are important - they can shape the lives of families for years to come, and often are very emotional. The Draper Law Office attorneys can offer a level head and sound legal advice as you go through these processes.
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DUI and Criminal Law
Beyond our work with family and divorce law; personal injury and wrongful death cases, the attorneys at Draper Law Office also represent those accused of violating criminal law. The criminal cases that we deal with vary greatly, and include misdemeanors, felonies, and a variety of traffic crimes. Misdemeanors are those crimes that are only punishable by up to one year of incarceration, while felony crimes are those that are punishable with more than one year of incarceration.
Traffic crimes can vary greatly, and the sentence in these crimes can fall underneath either the misdemeanor or felony category.
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