Florida’s Personal Injury Attorneys
Our Goal: At Sobel Legal, we strive to obtain the greatest recovery possible in the shortest amount of time, while making you feel comfortable.
We value our clients and treat them with the utmost respect and courtesy. While that is important, our clients have come to us so that we can get them a fair recovery as quickly as possible. The key is finding the proper balance between the amount obtained and the amount of time it will take to get it. Obviously, you don’t need an attorney to receive $5,000.00 for damages that are worth $100,000.00. In such a case, if you ask for $5,000.00, the insurance company will probably pay it quickly and gladly.
But, if your case is worth $100,000.000, and you insist on getting that amount, then you may have to wait a lot longer to be paid; and you may even be forced to go to trial. The insurance companies know that if they play hardball, the longer they make you wait, the more likely it will be that you will accept something less than what you deserve. One of the factors that insurance companies evaluate when deciding how hard they want to negotiate, is whether they can expect a hard, expensive fight or whether they can push you around.
After representing injury victims for over thirty five (35) years, we at Sobel Legal are taken very seriously by most all of the insurance carriers. They know that we have a reputation for pushing our cases very hard; and when a reasonable settlement is not offered, they know we will file a lawsuit and spend what it takes to get our clients a fair recovery. Unlike some attorneys who just settle cases, if the insurance company does not offer a fair value for your case, we will take it to trial.
We don’t encourage our clients to make “pie in the sky” demands. Those usually don’t work. Instead, we use our experience to accurately evaluate the reasonable settlement range of your damages. Overestimating a claim makes it take longer to resolve. Whether you want to wait for an offer or a jury verdict in the higher range of your claim’s true value is up to you, our client, and we help you make that decision by educating you on what your case is really worth. Experience and research is our guide.
We have found that if we start preparing your case for trial as soon as you ask us to represent you, we enhance the value of your case and strengthen our negotiating position. This helps us to get your case concluded as soon as practical. Our goal is to resolve your claim in such a way that you would recommend us to those you know, saying that at Sobel Legal, they fight for what is right, and they don’t delay.
How We Work Together
At Sobel Legal, we prioritize delivering personalized attention to our clients and remain readily available for consultations.
It’s our commitment that our clients understand the process of pursuing recovery for their personal injuries, and our team achieves this with utmost care and diligence.
Led by founder Kenneth J. Sobel, who has been assisting victims since 1985, Sobel Legal meticulously reviews each case to ensure efficient administration and exceed client needs. This includes ensuring all records and bills are available, clients receive entitled benefits, and demands are made when past and future damages are determinable.
In cases requiring litigation, Ken works closely with his trusted paralegal, Susan Congdon, who has been with him since 2007. Susan assists in preparing discovery requests and ensures clients understand their obligations, while also ensuring defendants comply with requests under Ken’s supervision. Together, Ken and Susan are dedicated to providing comprehensive legal support at Sobel Legal.
Susan Congdon
Legal Assistant/Paralegal
2900 N. University Drive,
Coral Springs, FL 33065
Office: 954-526-7007
Fax: 954-252-3821
Email: Ken@sobellegal.com
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