PERSONAL INJURY LAWYER

Maximum Compensation

Why Choose Kubacki Law for Personal Injury Case?

No Fees Unless We Win – You pay NOTHING unless we secure compensation for you.
Experienced Negotiators & Trial Attorneys – We don’t settle for less than you deserve, and we’re prepared to go to court if needed.
Personalized Legal Support – Every case is unique, and we take the time to craft a strategy that maximizes your compensation.
Helping Clients Across Florida & Texas – With offices in Treasure Island, FL & Flower Mound, TX, we serve accident victims throughout the region.

What To Do After an Accident

Seek Medical Attention
Call the Police
Gather Evidence
Avoid Speaking to Insurance Companies
Contact Kubacki Law

Victims may be entitled to recover compensation for:

Medical Bills
Lost Wages & Future Earnings
Pain & Suffering
Property Damage
Punitive Damages

Auto Accidents

Auto accidents are one of the most common causes of personal injury, often leading to severe injuries, medical bills, and lost wages. Florida and Texas have different legal standards when it comes to handling accident claims:

Texas follows a modified comparative fault system and an at-fault insurance model, meaning that whoever caused the crash is responsible for paying damages. However, if you are found more than 50% at fault, you may be barred from recovering compensation.

Florida follows a comparative negligence system, meaning even if you were partially at fault, you may still recover damages. However, Florida is a no-fault state, meaning that in minor accidents, your own insurance covers initial medical expenses before filing against the at-fault driver.

Rear-End Collisions – Common in stop-and-go traffic, often due to distracted driving.
T-Bone Accidents – Frequently occur at intersections, often due to failure to yield.
Head-On Collisions – Among the most dangerous, often caused by reckless or impaired driving.
Hit & Run Accidents – Drivers fleeing the scene, leaving victims with unpaid medical bills.
Rideshare Accidents (Uber/Lyft) – Claims against rideshare companies & third-party drivers.
Pedestrian & Bicycle Accidents – When drivers fail to yield at crosswalks or bike lanes.
Drunk Driving & Distracted Driving Accidents – Holding reckless drivers fully accountable.

If you’ve been in an accident, Kubacki Law will fight to maximize your compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, property damage, and pain & suffering.

Slip & Falls

Understanding Slip & Fall Accidents

Slip and fall accidents occur when hazardous conditions on a property lead to someone losing their footing and suffering an injury. These accidents can happen anywhere, from grocery stores and office buildings to hotels and apartment complexes. Injuries can range from minor bruises to severe fractures, head trauma, or spinal cord injuries. Property owners are responsible for ensuring safe conditions to prevent accidents.

Holding Negligent Property Owners Accountable

Even though these cases seem straightforward, insurance companies and business owners often try to shift blame onto the victim. They may argue that the hazard was obvious or that the injured person was not paying attention. At Kubacki Law, we conduct thorough investigations to gather evidence, witness statements, and expert testimony to hold negligent businesses, landlords, and property owners accountable for unsafe conditions.

Common Causes of Slip & Fall Accidents

Wet floors with no warning signs (common in grocery stores & restaurants).
Uneven pavement, cracked sidewalks, or potholes in parking lots or walkways.
Loose carpeting or poorly maintained flooring leading to unexpected trips.
Inadequate lighting in stairways, hallways, or parking garages, making hazards difficult to see.
Cluttered walkways or debris in aisles, often seen in retail stores and warehouses.
Exposed electrical cords or hidden obstacles in public buildings or office spaces.
Leaking refrigerators or spills in convenience stores that are not cleaned up promptly.
Slippery pool decks or broken tiles in hotels, resorts, and amusement parks.
Unexpected changes in flooring (raised thresholds, loose rugs, or missing tiles).

Medical Malpractice

Understanding Medical Malpractice Claims

Patients expect competent care from healthcare providers, but when doctors, nurses, or hospitals fail to meet proper medical standards, devastating injuries or wrongful death can occur. These cases require extensive medical investigations and expert testimony.

Florida & Texas Laws

Both states require victims to prove that a medical provider acted negligently, causing harm that another competent provider would have prevented. Texas imposes caps on medical malpractice damages, while Florida recently changed its malpractice filing deadlines.

Common Types of Medical Malpractice:

Misdiagnosis or delayed diagnosis of life-threatening conditions.
Surgical errors, including wrong-site surgery or leaving instruments inside the body.
Birth injuries resulting from delivery complications or improper medical techniques.
Medication errors, including prescribing the wrong drug or incorrect dosage.
Anesthesia malpractice leading to brain damage, heart failure, or wrongful death.
Failure to order necessary tests or misinterpreting lab results.
Neglecting to monitor a patient’s condition post-surgery, leading to infections.
Nursing home negligence, such as improper medication administration.

Workplace Accidents

Legal Rights for Injured Workers

High-risk jobs in construction, manufacturing, and warehouse environments expose workers to hazardous conditions. Even office workers can suffer injuries due to unsafe work environments. While workers’ compensation covers many job-related injuries, some cases involve third-party liability.

Florida & Texas Laws

Workers’ compensation laws in both states allow injured employees to receive benefits, but claims are often denied or undervalued. In some cases, injured workers can sue negligent third parties, such as subcontractors or equipment manufacturers.

Common Causes of Workplace & Construction Accidents:

Falls from heights due to unstable scaffolding or defective ladders.
Equipment malfunctions causing severe crush injuries or amputations.
Electrocution hazards from exposed wiring or improper grounding.
Failure to provide proper protective gear, leading to respiratory injuries.
Forklift and heavy machinery accidents in warehouses and construction sites.
Trench collapses or structural failures trapping workers underground.
Repetitive motion injuries, such as carpal tunnel syndrome.
Chemical exposure leading to burns, lung damage, or poisoning.

Negligent Security

Understanding Negligent Security & Liability

Property owners and businesses have a legal duty to take reasonable steps to prevent foreseeable crimes on their premises. Negligent security cases arise when a lack of proper security measures leads to assaults, robberies, sexual violence, or other criminal acts. If a property owner fails to implement basic safety precautions, they may be held liable for damages suffered by the victim.

Building a Strong Negligent Security Case

Proving a negligent security claim requires showing that the property owner knew or should have known about the risks of crime but failed to take reasonable precautions. At Kubacki Law, we work with security experts, crime data analysts, and law enforcement professionals to build strong cases for our clients. Our goal is to hold negligent property owners accountable and help victims recover compensation for medical expenses, emotional trauma, and lost wages.

Common Places Where Negligent Security Occurs:

Apartment complexes with no gated access
Hotels & motels with inadequate security cameras
Nightclubs & bars with untrained bouncers or unsafe environments
Parking lots or garages with poor lighting & easy access for criminals

Types of Cases We Handle:

Assaults & Robberies – When criminals take advantage of poor security.
Sexual Assaults – Property owners failing to implement proper protections.
Shootings & Stabbings – Bars & nightclubs not controlling violent patrons
Concert & Event Venue Injuries – Stadiums, arenas, or large public gatherings.
Workplace Security Failures – Employers neglecting to provide proper security measures, resulting in violent workplace incidents.

Rights Violations

Police Misconduct & Unlawful Detention

When law enforcement violates constitutional rights, the consequences can be devastating—leading to wrongful detention, reputational damage, and emotional trauma. Under 42 U.S.C. § 1983, individuals can file civil lawsuits against police officers, government agencies, and municipalities for false arrest, excessive force, and malicious prosecution.

Common Types of Civil Rights Violations

False Arrest – Being detained without probable cause or a warrant.
Excessive Force & Police Brutality – Unnecessary violence, tasers, beatings, or fatal force.
Wrongful Convictions & Malicious Prosecution – Fabricated evidence, coerced confessions, and prosecutorial misconduct.
Illegal Searches & Seizures – Unlawful traffic stops, home searches without warrants, or property confiscation.

Florida & Texas have different approaches to police accountability. Kubacki Law represents victims in both states, ensuring that those wrongfully arrested or mistreated by law enforcement receive justice.

Common Places Where False Arrests & Misconduct Occur:

Traffic stops (racial profiling, illegal detentions)
Airports & border checkpoints (unlawful searches, detainment)
Private property (warrantless searches, forced entry by police)
Protests & public gatherings (unlawful arrests, excessive force used on crowds)