Sebring Auto Accident Lawyer
Car accidents are a frequent reality in Sebring and Highlands County, especially along US-27, Sebring Parkway, and State Roads 66 and 17. Retiree traffic, seasonal visitors, and raceway crowds often create congestion and crash risks throughout the region. Victims are left facing painful injuries, costly medical bills, and insurance companies eager to minimize payouts.
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LK Law represents auto accident victims in Sebring and across Highlands County with a focused, detail-driven approach. Our mission is straightforward: protect your claim, fight back against unfair insurance tactics, and pursue the compensation you need to recover.
Local Knowledge That Matters
Sebring sits in the heart of Central Florida, with unique accident risks tied to US-27’s heavy traffic, rural stretches on SR-66, and busy commuter routes like Sebring Parkway. The area also sees seasonal surges in traffic from retirees, snowbirds, and visitors heading to events at Sebring International Raceway.
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LK Law understands the courts, the roads, and the unique challenges that Sebring residents and visitors face after a crash. We guide clients with clarity and persistence from the very beginning of their case.
How LK Law Helps After an Auto Accident
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Coordinate and collect your medical records and bills
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Calculate lost wages and future care needs
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Handle all insurance company communications
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Request evidence preservation
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Investigate the crash (photos, dash cam, witnesses, 911 records)
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Negotiate aggressively for maximum compensation
What to Do After a Crash in Sebring
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Seek medical treatment within 14 days (to protect your PIP benefits)
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Photograph the scene, vehicles, and injuries
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Get the crash report number from FHP or local law enforcement
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Don’t give a recorded statement to insurance before speaking with an attorney
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Call LK Law to secure your claim strategy immediately
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do I have to file a claim after a Sebring car accident?
For accidents that happened on or after March 24, 2023, Florida law gives you two years from the date of the crash to file a personal injury lawsuit. This change cut the old four-year deadline in half. If your accident happened before that date, the four-year time limit may still apply.
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Because deadlines can be tricky, it’s always best to talk with an attorney right away so evidence and witness statements don’t get lost over time.
Do I need to go to court for a Sebring auto accident case?
Not always. Many Sebring auto accident claims are resolved through negotiations with the insurance company and never reach a courtroom. However, if the insurer refuses to make a fair offer, filing a lawsuit in the Tenth Judicial Circuit (Highlands County) may be necessary.
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Even when a lawsuit is filed, most cases still settle before trial. LK Law prepares every case as if it will go to trial, so you’re in the strongest position whether it resolves at the negotiating table or in court.
How much does it cost to hire LK Law for an auto accident case?
There is no upfront cost to hire LK Law for an auto accident case. These cases are handled on a contingency fee basis, which means the attorney fee is a percentage of the recovery and is only collected if we obtain compensation for you.
The percentage and terms are explained in writing before representation begins, in compliance with Florida Bar rules on contingency fees. You’ll also receive a clear explanation of potential costs and expenses, such as medical record fees or expert witnesses, so there are no surprises.
Injured in a Sebring Auto Accident?
After a crash in Sebring, the insurance company gets to work right away — and not in your favor. LK Law is here to protect your claim from day one. We handle the insurance calls, gather the evidence, and fight for the compensation you deserve so you can focus on healing.
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📞 Call LK Law today at (727) 433-9135 or click below to schedule your free consultation.