Moody Law P.A. in Tampa is led by attorney, Daniel D. Moody. Our practice offers legal services to those in need of a truck accident lawyer, workplace injury attorney, DUI accident attorney, hit and run lawyer, medical malpractice lawyer, & more! Mr. Moody has earned a reputation as a successful trial lawyer who fights fights tirelessly for clients who have suffered a personal injury. From car accidents and medical malpractice to wrongful death cases, Mr. Moody has built a team of compassionate lawyers who believe aggressive and professional representation in the courtroom is the best way to achieve full compensation for clients. Contact our Tampa office today!
Do you offer free consultations for a boating accident?
If you’ve been in a boating accident, we know that you're likely confused about what legal steps to take next. We offer free consultations at our offices in Lakeland and Bartow, FL, or on a telephone conference call.
What do you do in a boat accident in Florida?
If you’ve been in a boating accident in Florida, contact our attorneys at Moody Law online, or by calling us at (863) 733-9090.
Who may be held liable for the damages caused by a boating accident?
In order to win compensation, you must prove negligence caused your injuries. While the first person you may think to hold liable is the boat operator, our boat accident attorneys will also look at all the parties involved to uncover possible sources of compensation. Parties that may have liability in a boat accident include:
- Boat operator
- Boat owner
- Boat manufacturer
- Boat mechanic
- Rental company
- Passengers on the boat
Should I hire an attorney after a drunk driving car accident in Florida?
A drunk driving car accident in Florida that results in property damage or personal injury can leave victims and their families at a loss and wondering where to turn to for help. If you or a loved one have been in a car accident with a drunk driver, the passionate team of attorneys at our law firm can provide you with ethical and effective legal representation.
How does a drunk driving car accident lawyer help?
Our lawyers at Moody Law can help with a drunk driving car accident by standing up for your rights. Our lawyers do this by conducting an investigation, recovering damages, and advocating for justice.
What damages can you recover after a drunk driving accident in Florida?
The types of damages our attorneys at Moody Law in Florida can pursue after a drunk driving accident include:
- Personal injuries
- Medical expenses
- Pain and suffering
- Rehabilitation
- Lost wages
- Loss of earning capacity
What are the different types of drowning lawsuits?
The different types of drowning lawsuits include:
- Wrongful death
- Personal injury
- Manslaughter
Are you liable for someone drowning in your pool?
The owner of a swimming pool can be liable in a drowning incident. Since a swimming pool is part of a property someone owns, premises liability laws often apply in drowning lawsuits. It is the obligation of any swimming pool owner to ensure their pool is safe.
What makes a pool owner liable for a drowning accident?
A number of failures can open up a pool owner to a drowning lawsuit. Examples include if:
- The pool owner failed to provide invitees with emergency safety equipment.
- Pool equipment is in a horrific state of disrepair and there is no warning to swimmers.
- A public pool does not provide sufficient and capable lifeguards they may be liable for drowning.
Who is liable for a pedestrian's injuries?
Various factors and parties may have contributed to the pedestrian's serious injury, which is why it can be a challenge to establish who is at fault. Some potentially liable parties for a pedestrian's injury may include:
- The Local Municipality
- Insurance Companies
- A Product Manufacturer
- The Driver
Is the driver always at fault for a pedestrian accident?
No, the driver is not the only party responsible for maintaining safe conditions on the road. A pedestrian’s duties are codified in section 316.130 of the Florida Statutes. Bicycle regulations are codified in section 316.2065 of the Florida Statutes.
Who can be held liable in a truck accident case?
A lawyer from Moody Law can review your claim and help determine which parties to file a lawsuit against. Depending on the circumstances of the truck accident, it may be possible to file suit against the following parties:
- The truck driver
- The trucking company
- The truck or trailer owner
- The owner or loader of the hazardous freight
- A third-party maintenance company
- A Federal or State Motor Carrier
How are truck accident cases different from auto accident cases?
Truck drivers are trained and certified professionals who have an obligation to operate their vehicles with due care under specific regulations and laws dealing with commercial truck drivers. Because truck drivers are held to a higher standard than regular motorists under the law, and the cases are often worth far more than a standard accident claim as a result of the defendants' resources, it cannot be overstated that truck accident cases differ greatly from standard auto accident cases.
Why you should hire a truck accident lawyer?
You should hire a truck accident lawyer because they will help you receive the compensation you deserve. Let the Moody Law team of experienced personal injury attorneys determine whether a trucking company is at fault for the accident or if the driver of the semi can be held liable for his or her negligence.
Who can file a medical malpractice lawsuit in Florida?
Anyone who is injured, becomes ill, or suffers unreasonable medical complications as a result of a healthcare provider's negligent actions can file a medical malpractice claim in Florida.
Can I file a medical malpractice claim if I have signed a consent form?
Yes, signing a consent form indicates that you understand the inherent risks associated with the procedure that you will undergo. Signing a consent form does not authorize a health care provider to deviate from the standard of care or to and act negligently. If you have signed a consent form and were injured as a result of a doctor's negligence, you are not prevented from filing a medical malpractice claim.
What constitutes medical malpractice in Florida?
Medical malpractice occurs when a healthcare provider, such as a doctor, surgeon, nurse, anesthesiologist, or other medical technician, causes injury or illness to a patient because he or she failed to abide by the professional standard of care.
What are the 4 elements of a malpractice claim?
The 4 elements of a malpractice claim are:
- Relationship
- Negligent action
- Direct cause
- Damages and losses
Who can be held liable in an auto accident case?
In a multi-vehicle collision, the at-fault driver is liable for any damages that occur. In motor vehicle accidents with special circumstances, such as those involving product liability or more than one at-fault driver, it may also be possible to file a lawsuit against a third party.
What should I do after a car accident?
There are 6 steps you should take after a car accident:
- Wait for help
- Call authorities
- Swap information
- Take pictures
- Don't apologize
- Call a lawyer
Can I file a personal injury claim in Florida?
If you have been injured in an auto accident or someone you love has been seriously injured or killed, you may be eligible to file a personal injury claim or wrongful death lawsuit against the liable party or parties. A personal injury lawyer from Moody Law, serving Central Florida and Polk County, including Lakeland, Bartow, Winter Haven, and Haines City, can review your case and advise you of your legal rights and options.
What if you can't afford a lawyer for a personal injury case?
At Moody Law, we believe that individuals who have been harmed as a result of another party's negligent and reckless actions deserve the very best legal representation, regardless of their financial standing. We handle our personal injury cases on a contingency fee basis to meet the needs of our clients. This means that you do not have to pay anything when you sign up.
What types of personal injury cases do your attorneys handle?
Our personal injury attorneys can handle many types of cases including:
- Product Liability
- Car Accidents
- Truck Accidents
- Boating Accidents
- Medical Malpractice
- Motorcycle Accidents
- Bicycle Accidents
- Hit and Run
- Pedestrian Accidents
- Wrongful Death
- Emergency Room Errors
- Misdiagnosis and Failure to Diagnose
- Pharmacy Errors
- Surgical Errors
- Premises Liability
- Workplace Injury
- Dog Bites
- Slip and Fall
- & more!
Do you offer consultations over the phone?
We are honored to discuss your case with you by telephone or you can schedule an office conference at one of our conveniently located offices in Lakeland or Bartow, FL. Also, we offer free consultation home or hospital visits to all surrounding communities, including Winter Haven, Haines City, Plant City, and Sebring.
Do you offer free consultations?
The personal injury lawyers at Moody Law offer free consultations. You pay no fee or cost unless we win your case.
Where are your offices located in Florida?
Moody Law has offices conveniently located in Lakeland, Bartow, and Tampa Florida.