Aronfeld Trial Lawyers has successfully represented passengers from around the world who have been injured on a cruise ship for over thirty years.
We help those injured when a business chooses profits over people by failing to maintain its property in a reasonably safe condition or warn of a dangerous condition that results in serious injury or death.
Our Miami child injury attorneys are dedicated to keeping our children safe by holding schools, manufacturers, and operators of amusement activities responsible for the injuries that their negligence causes.
Car accidents happen every day around the world. But each accident, client and injury is unique. Our firm’s approach is to coordinate medical care, and seek the maximum recovery for our clients. This often requires us to look beyond the available auto insurance coverage of the at fault drivers and investigate potential product defects, highway design and obtain cellphone and text records.
Spencer Aronfeld founded Aronfeld Trial Lawyers in Miami, Florida in 1991. Since then, our lawyers continue to represent the seriously injured in Florida and across the country in complex cases involving car accidents, slip and falls, medical malpractice, cruise ship accidents, botched plastic surgery, wrongful death, birth injury trauma, defective and dangerous products, and defective prescription drugs. Spencer Aronfeld is Board Certified by both the Florida Bar and National Board of Trial Advocacy as a Specialist in Civil Trials. Our staff includes paralegals, investigators, and registered nurses who assist in understanding and unraveling some of the complex medical issues involving victims of the most serious accidents and medical mistakes across the country.
Our Florida personal injury law firm welcomes other lawyers or law firms nationwide to refer and or co-counsel cases with us. We simply want to provide the most effective client advocacy. We are committed to provide personal service, focused legal representation and solution-oriented legal counsel to those injured in accidents, suffering from misdiagnosed critical illness, prolonged hospitalization and disabilities.