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About Us The law firm of William W. Corry, P.A. represents individuals injured in automobile, motorcycle and bicycle accidents, slip and fall accidents, and the victims and families of those whose lives are damaged or cut short due to medical malpractice or wrongful death. During a career spanning more than three decades, Bill Corry has developed a well-earned reputation as a tireless advocate for the people he represents. After spending a dozen years as a criminal defense attorney, during which time he learned a great deal about the justice system, Mr. Corry decided to focus his energies on assisting people who have been injured as the result of someone else's carelessness. Bill Corry is an experienced trial lawyer who has taken more than fifty jury trials to verdict in both state and federal court. The key to his firm's success can be found in the meticulous preparation it puts into each and every facet of every case. From pretrial mediation to a lengthy trial-by-jury, his expert team will leave no stone unturned when representing you or your family member.
Key To Success: Be Prepared Florida law mandates that before a case can be decided by a jury in any personal injury, medical malpractice or wrongful death case, both sides must attend mediation. This mandatory mediation is designed to keep the courts from becoming congested and overburdened with jury trials. Mandatory mediation can be a valuable tool for both sides; yet many attorneys - and insurance adjusters - take a casual approach to mediation, with the typical excuse that they don't want to reveal their strategy before the case goes to trial. At William W. Corry, P.A., we take mediation very seriously and we see it as an opportunity to let the insurance companies and their attorneys know we mean business, and that we are prepared to go the distance if needed. We prepare for every court-ordered mediation session as if it were a trial, and as a result we often are able to settle the case for its full value during the mediation process - thereby avoiding the uncertainty and significant expense that accompanies seating a jury and taking a case to trial. Which is not to say that we won't go to trial if needed. On the contrary, our thorough preparation for mediation gives us an advantage when it comes to presenting your case to a jury, and it shows.
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is no charge for your initial consultation and we will thoroughly We
accept most cases on a contingency basis and pay all trial
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