Mucerino Law Accident Injury Lawyers, PLLC is a Delray Beach-based personal injury law firm specializing in representing accident victims throughout Palm Beach County. Known for their aggressive advocacy and client-centered approach, the firm stands out for its deep understanding of Florida’s complex personal injury laws, including the state’s no-fault insurance system and modified comparative negligence standards.
The firm leverages extensive experience in handling a wide range of accident cases, from motor vehicle collisions to mass tort litigation. Their team, led by founding attorney Nicholas Mucerino, focuses on maximizing compensation for clients by conducting thorough investigations, preserving evidence, and negotiating assertively with insurance companies. They serve individuals and families affected by serious injuries, offering contingency fee arrangements to ensure accessible legal representation without upfront costs.
Services Offered
- Personal injury attorney services
- Car accident legal representation
- Truck accident claims
- Motorcycle accident cases
- Bicycle accident litigation
- Pedestrian accident advocacy
- Rideshare accident claims (Uber, Lyft)
- Slip and fall accident cases
- Medical malpractice lawsuits
- Boating accident representation
- Mass tort litigation (including AFFF firefighting foam and Paraquat Parkinson’s lawsuits)
- Trial attorney services
- Legal services for wrongful death claims
- Insurance dispute resolution
- PIP benefit claims
- Negligence determination and liability assessment
- Accident reconstruction coordination
- Expert witness consultation
- Settlement negotiation
- Litigation and court representation
The firm primarily serves clients in Delray Beach and throughout Palm Beach County, focusing on cases involving serious injuries that exceed Florida’s PIP threshold. Their comprehensive approach includes client education on legal rights, meticulous documentation, and aggressive pursuit of damages for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other losses.
