Miami-Dade County

Miami Beach Personal Injury Lawyer

Hurt on Collins Avenue, crossing Ocean Drive or on one of the causeways? Fenstersheib Law Group helps residents and visitors injured in Miami Beach get the medical care and compensation they deserve.

★ 4.9 from 500+ client reviews
Available 24/7 — no fee unless we win
40+Years serving South Florida
$500M+Recovered for our clients
24/7Free consultations, day or night
$0Upfront — no fee unless we win
Why It Matters

Why Miami Beach Accidents Are Different

Miami Beach packs heavy traffic, crowds of pedestrians, scooters, cyclists and millions of visitors onto a narrow barrier island. Crashes on Collins Avenue, Alton Road and A1A — and on the MacArthur, Julia Tuttle and Venetian causeways — are common, and so are pedestrian accidents and falls at hotels, restaurants and nightlife venues.

Many people hurt in Miami Beach are visitors who head home before their claim is resolved. We can handle your Florida case from start to finish while you recover wherever you live.

Protect Your Claim

  • Call the police and get a copy of the crash or incident report
  • See a doctor within 14 days after a car crash to protect Florida PIP benefits
  • Photograph the scene, your injuries and any hazards
  • Don’t give a recorded statement to the insurance company
Common Cases

Miami Beach Injury Cases We Handle

From traffic crashes to unsafe properties, we help people hurt across the island.

Car & Traffic Accidents

Collisions on Collins Avenue, Alton Road, A1A and the causeways.

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Pedestrian & Scooter Accidents

Injuries to people walking, cycling or riding scooters near the beach and Lincoln Road.

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Hotel & Restaurant Falls

Wet floors, broken steps and poor lighting at hotels, restaurants and clubs.

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Negligent Security

Assaults at hotels, bars and parking garages where owners failed to provide adequate security.

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Rideshare Accidents

Uber and Lyft crashes involving drivers, passengers and pedestrians.

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Boating Accidents

Injuries on Biscayne Bay and offshore caused by careless boat operators.

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Questions & Answers

Miami Beach Injury FAQs

I was visiting Miami Beach from out of state. Can I still file a claim?

Yes. If you were injured in Florida, your claim is generally handled under Florida law, even if you live elsewhere. We can manage your case while you recover at home and keep you updated by phone and email.

Which insurance pays after a car crash in Miami Beach?

It depends on your own policy, where your vehicle is registered and who caused the crash. Florida drivers typically start with their own PIP coverage. We’ll sort out every policy that may apply, including rideshare and rental-car coverage.

How long do I have to file a personal injury claim in Florida?

For most negligence claims from accidents on or after March 24, 2023, Florida allows two years to file a lawsuit. Evidence like hotel or business camera footage can disappear quickly, so it’s best to call right away.

How much does it cost to hire your firm?

Nothing upfront. We work on a contingency fee, so we’re paid only if we recover money for you, and the first consultation is free.

Free Case Review

Injured in Miami Beach? Talk to Us Today

Tell us what happened. We’ll explain your options — free, with no obligation, and no fee unless we win.

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