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Fort Lauderdale Personal Injury Attorneys

We proudly represent accident victims in Broward County and throughout Florida

Spanning more than 45 years of highly successful practice, Krupnick Campbell Malone Buser Slama Hancock (KCM) has been the firm of choice for clients large and small who have suffered as a result of the injustice of others. Our trial teams have painstakingly built a reputation for integrity and excellence in KCM’s endless pursuit of justice on behalf of the injured clients we represent.

Our Broward County, Florida-based law firm is known throughout the Sunshine State, nationally and internationally for their mastery of their specialized areas of practice. Other firms from across the United States and around the world have called upon KCM’s expertise before bringing a lawsuit in U.S. and other courts.

Over the years, our practice has grown considerably both in size and in sophistication. KCM is now a major presence on the national and global legal arena – However, we have never lost sight of our guiding principle: No client, however large or small, should ever be denied the opportunity to seek and find justice.

Why choose our accident lawyers?

KCM was founded in 1974 as a small personal injury law firm. Over the past 45 years, our reputation for integrity and service has grown to international recognition. Our trial lawyers have helped thousands of victims become victors in Broward County and beyond. The variety of cases represented by KCM is extensive, from individual claims to complex cases involving multiple parties and business entities with extenuating circumstances requiring comprehensive research and representation.

Our proven record of winning for our clients has earned accolades from our peers throughout the country. As our reputation for excellence has grown, we have received requests for consultations from law firms across Florida, the United States and abroad. We have litigated with national trial teams in cases that not only won compensation for clients, but resulted in improved regulations and equipment designs.

The Firm’s local areas of specialty

KCM has successfully litigated and settled thousands of personal injury cases, winning hundreds of millions of dollars for those who have been harmed due to the negligence of others in Fort Lauderdale, greater Broward County and Florida. Our personal injury attorneys handle cases involving:

We have represented individuals, groups of individuals and businesses against acts of malice or neglect that resulted in loss or injury. Our clients are part of our winning team, and our case results prove it.

Can you afford legal representation?

Personal injury cases in Florida generally work on a contingency basis, meaning that the law firm you retain will not be compensated until and unless your case is settled or won. Your accident likely left you struggling to pay your bills, including a barrage of medical expenses related to your injuries. You have enough to worry about, and this structure helps you focus on recovery – not paying us. Even if the bills aren’t flooding in – or if you’re feeling better – it doesn’t mean you’ll be as lucky tomorrow. Always seek a consultation with an injury lawyer in Broward County as soon as possible after your accident.

Our clients always come first

Our top priority is that of our clients. Florida law is complicated, and our team of knowledgeable and experienced lawyers has a strong history of success in fighting and winning battles for our clients across a broad spectrum of case types. Our commitment to our clients is the driving force behind the battles we litigate for them.

When someone suffers because of the malice or neglect of another, the importance of seeking help from an injury attorney cannot be overstated. Many of our successful litigations have resulted in improvements in equipment and safety practices that go beyond the courtroom to make the world a safer place for all.

If you have suffered injury or loss, now is the time to seek relief. KCM is prepared to secure the compensation that you deserve. We believe our clients should have the freedom to concentrate on recovering from their loss without worrying about how they will pay for it. Call us today at (954) 763-8181 to schedule a consultation in Fort Lauderdale and let our Broward County injury attorneys help you begin your journey to restoration.

The Law Firm of Krupnick Campbell Malone Buser Slama Hancock is welcoming a new team of trial attorneys and staff to lead its medical malpractice division. With these new additions, Krupnick, Campbell, Malone’s will continue its 45-year history of providing high quality representation to Plaintiffs who have been injured and require legal assistance to secure fair compensation for the losses they have suffered.

Founding partner Jon Krupnick stated “Skip Campbell and I created an unparalleled culture of hard work and enthusiastic trial advocacy on behalf of our clients. We have achieved groundbreaking verdicts and our efforts have resulted in important case law which is relied upon by Plaintiff lawyers throughout the land. The firm and our incoming medical malpractice team shall continue these traditions and remain at the forefront of trial advocacy.”

Malove Henratty, P.A. Attorneys Scott L. Henratty and Randall A. Diez, Jr. joned Krupnick, Campbell, Malone on February 1st, 2019. They will focus on medical malpractice ligation and assist the firm in other catastrophic and serious injury matters.

Since joining attorney Stephen Malove in 2007, Mr. Henratty has focused on medical malpractice and has been responsible for over $120 million in settlements and verdicts over the past decade. Mr. Henratty is a member of the American Board of Trial Advocates and is Board Certified by the Florida Bar as a Civil Trial Law Specialist. Mr. Henratty is the immediate past president of the Broward County Trial Lawyers Association and is also an Eagle member of the Florida Justice Association and he is Board Certified by the Florida Bar as a Civil Trial Law Specialist.

“It is truly an honor to join forces with the trial lawyer icons at Krupnick Campbell. Their vast resources and team approach to litigation is indeed formidable and we are excited to now be a part of that team,” said Henratty.

In addition to Mr. Henratty, associate Randall A. Diez, Jr. and a dedicated team of long-time support staff including Colleen Cheney, R.N. will begin working at Krupnick, Campbell, Malone. Ms. Cheney has been a registered nurse since 1975 and boasts a wealth of clinical experience in both the medical and legal field that is necessary for the complex investigation of medical malpractice cases.

Kelly Hancock, who joined the firm in 1989 after retiring as Broward County’s Chief Homicide Prosecutor, said “It has been the highest privilege to be a lawyer with Krupnick and Campbell for over 30 years. We are truly excited to be bringing in such an energetic group of trial attorneys and staff who have a track record of success and have been so effective at trial, especially in medical malpractice matters.”

As a result of the acquisition of its new medical malpractice team, the law firm of Krupnick, Campbell, Malone, Buser, Slama, Hancock P.A. will consist of 13 trial attorneys, many who have been there for over 30 years. . Krupnick, Campbell, Malone’s nation-wide practice areas include personal injury, wrongful death, premises liability, products liability, medical malpractice, admiralty, aviation disasters and rail accidents. The firm also engages in international litigation and the representation of sovereign nations in a wide variety of contexts and pursues white collar criminals on behalf of corporations, banks and other victims they have defrauded. Over the last 15 years, Krupnick and Campbell has recovered in excess of $2.5 billion for its clients.

The firm has recently celebrated record setting settlements in premises liability, motor-vehicle accident and product defect cases. Krupnick and Campbell’s international division is continuing to expand its practice after unparalleled success and landmark decisions it has obtained in the course of representing multiple foreign sovereigns. Its anti-money laundering division is currently preparing for a $230 million trial in Miami-Dade County.

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The Law Firm of Krupnick Campbell Malone Buser Slama Hancock is welcoming a new team of trial attorneys and staff to lead its medical malpractice division. With these new additions, Krupnick, Campbell, Malone’s will continue its 45-year history of providing high quality representation to Plaintiffs who have been injured and require legal assistance to secure fair compensation for the losses they have suffered.

Founding partner Jon Krupnick stated “Skip Campbell and I created an unparalleled culture of hard work and enthusiastic trial advocacy on behalf of our clients. We have achieved groundbreaking verdicts and our efforts have resulted in important case law which is relied upon by Plaintiff lawyers throughout the land. The firm and our incoming medical malpractice team shall continue these traditions and remain at the forefront of trial advocacy.”

Malove Henratty, P.A. Attorneys Scott L. Henratty and Randall A. Diez, Jr. joned Krupnick, Campbell, Malone on February 1st, 2019. They will focus on medical malpractice ligation and assist the firm in other catastrophic and serious injury matters.

Since joining attorney Stephen Malove in 2007, Mr. Henratty has focused on medical malpractice and has been responsible for over $120 million in settlements and verdicts over the past decade. Mr. Henratty is a member of the American Board of Trial Advocates and is Board Certified by the Florida Bar as a Civil Trial Law Specialist. Mr. Henratty is the immediate past president of the Broward County Trial Lawyers Association and is also an Eagle member of the Florida Justice Association and he is Board Certified by the Florida Bar as a Civil Trial Law Specialist.

“It is truly an honor to join forces with the trial lawyer icons at Krupnick Campbell. Their vast resources and team approach to litigation is indeed formidable and we are excited to now be a part of that team,” said Henratty.

In addition to Mr. Henratty, associate Randall A. Diez, Jr. and a dedicated team of long-time support staff including Colleen Cheney, R.N. will begin working at Krupnick, Campbell, Malone. Ms. Cheney has been a registered nurse since 1975 and boasts a wealth of clinical experience in both the medical and legal field that is necessary for the complex investigation of medical malpractice cases.

Kelly Hancock, who joined the firm in 1989 after retiring as Broward County’s Chief Homicide Prosecutor, said “It has been the highest privilege to be a lawyer with Krupnick and Campbell for over 30 years. We are truly excited to be bringing in such an energetic group of trial attorneys and staff who have a track record of success and have been so effective at trial, especially in medical malpractice matters.”

As a result of the acquisition of its new medical malpractice team, the law firm of Krupnick, Campbell, Malone, Buser, Slama, Hancock P.A. will consist of 13 trial attorneys, many who have been there for over 30 years. . Krupnick, Campbell, Malone’s nation-wide practice areas include personal injury, wrongful death, premises liability, products liability, medical malpractice, admiralty, aviation disasters and rail accidents. The firm also engages in international litigation and the representation of sovereign nations in a wide variety of contexts and pursues white collar criminals on behalf of corporations, banks and other victims they have defrauded. Over the last 15 years, Krupnick and Campbell has recovered in excess of $2.5 billion for its clients.

The firm has recently celebrated record setting settlements in premises liability, motor-vehicle accident and product defect cases. Krupnick and Campbell’s international division is continuing to expand its practice after unparalleled success and landmark decisions it has obtained in the course of representing multiple foreign sovereigns. Its anti-money laundering division is currently preparing for a $230 million trial in Miami-Dade County.

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