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Personal Injury Attorney in Pinellas County, FL

A crash on U.S. 19, a fall at a Clearwater property, a rider hit on Gulf Boulevard. The Reyes Firm represents injured people across Pinellas County, files in the Sixth Judicial Circuit, and takes these cases on a contingency fee.

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Why Pinellas County clients call us

Across the Bay, and in Your Corner

01

We File in the Sixth Circuit

Pinellas cases are heard in the Sixth Judicial Circuit, with the main courthouse in Clearwater and a branch in St. Petersburg. Different bench, different scheduling, different local practice than across the bay.

02

We Know U.S. 19 and the Beach Roads

U.S. 19, I-275, the Bayside Bridge, and Gulf Boulevard each produce their own kind of crash. Where it happened shapes the evidence worth chasing, from DOT records to beachfront business cameras.

03

Two Decades With Injury Victims

Attorney Edward J. Reyes has spent more than 20 years around injury claims, including years running a clinic that treated accident patients before he practiced law.

04

No Fee Unless We Win

Consultations are free and we work on a contingency fee, so there is no attorney fee unless we recover compensation for you.

Cases we handle

Personal Injury Claims in Pinellas County

If someone else’s negligence caused the injury, it is worth a conversation. These are the claims we handle most often here.

U.S. 19 and I-275 carry heavy traffic through dense, built-up corridors.

Freight moving to and from the ports and the Bayside Bridge.

Riders face adjuster bias on top of their injuries. We push back on it.

U.S. 19 has long been one of the region’s hardest roads to cross on foot.

The Pinellas Trail and the beach roads draw riders year round.

Uber and Lyft coverage changes with the driver’s app status.

Slip and falls, unsafe stairs, poor lighting, and negligent security.

TBI, spinal cord damage, burns, and amputations.

Lost someone in a crash? See our wrongful death and spinal cord injury pages.

Where we serve

Across Pinellas County

We take cases county-wide, from Tarpon Springs down to St. Pete Beach. If your city is not on the list, call anyway.

Our office
4730 N. Habana Ave., Suite 201
Tampa, FL 33614

How claims work here

What Happens After You Call

Step 1

Free case review

You tell us what happened. We ask about the crash, your injuries, and the treatment so far, then give you a straight read on whether you have a claim.

Step 2

Evidence and investigation

We request the crash report, chase down camera footage before it cycles out, identify witnesses, and find every insurance policy that may apply.

Step 3

Medical documentation

We coordinate with your treating providers so the record reflects the full injury, including the care you will still need later.

Step 4

Demand and negotiation

Once treatment stabilizes, we prepare a demand package setting out liability and damages. Most claims resolve at this stage.

Step 5

Litigation if needed

If the insurer will not deal fairly, we file in the Sixth Judicial Circuit and keep going. You are told what is happening at every step.

Answers

Pinellas County Injury Questions, Answered

Two years from the date of the injury for most negligence claims in Florida. The deadline was shortened from four years to two on March 24, 2023 under HB 837. Claims against a city, the county, or another government body carry their own shorter notice requirements, so those are worth checking early.

Pinellas County sits in Florida’s Sixth Judicial Circuit, with the main courthouse in Clearwater and a branch courthouse in St. Petersburg. Most claims settle without a filing, but if suit becomes necessary that is where it goes.

Florida uses modified comparative fault. Your recovery is reduced by your share of responsibility, and if you are found more than 50% at fault you recover nothing. Insurers often argue for a bigger share of blame than the evidence supports.

It depends on your injuries, the treatment you need, the income you lose, the coverage available, and how the crash happened. Anyone quoting a figure before reviewing the medical picture is guessing. We will tell you what we can see from the facts.

Your own uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage may apply. Florida does not require UM coverage and has a high rate of uninsured drivers, so it is worth checking your policy carefully. We look at every policy that could respond.

No. We take cases across Tampa Bay and file in Pinellas when a case calls for it. We can start by phone or video, and we come to you, including at the hospital or at home, when travelling is the hard part.

We Also Serve Nearby Counties

Injured outside Pinellas? The Reyes Firm takes cases across Central Florida.

Hurt in Pinellas County? Let’s Make It Right.

Free consultation, no fee unless we win. We serve Clearwater, St. Petersburg, Largo and all of Pinellas County.

(833) 422-3329 · contactus@thereyesfirm.com · Hablamos Español

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