Palm Beach County Cities Served

The Perazzo Law Firm represents residents of Palm Beach County that have suffered personal injury or losses from an accident that happens in Florida, At the Perazzo Law Firm we know that Palm Beach County, which West Palm Beach being the largest city in the county, known for its beautiful beaches, including the popular Palm Beach, as well as its luxurious resorts and golf courses. Other attractions in the area include the Norton Museum of Art, the South Florida Science Center and Aquarium, and the Flagler Museum. Palm Beach County is also home to several colleges and universities, including Florida Atlantic University and Palm Beach State College. The county has a diverse population of approximately 1.5 million people, with a strong economy that includes industries such as tourism, healthcare, and technology.

Following an accident that has caused harm, damage, or loss, it is crucial to have the assistance of a skilled attorney who can advocate for the rights of accident victims and their families, ensuring their financial, physical, and emotional well-being. At the Perazzo Law Firm, our dedicated team specializing in personal injury cases will help you schedule a consultation with one of our Miami-based lawyers. This meeting aims to thoroughly examine the specific details of your accident and determine if there are valid grounds to pursue a compensation claim for the injuries, damages, or losses you have suffered in any of the cities we serve. It's important to note that these consultations are provided free of charge, and the Perazzo Law Firm only charges fees upon successfully securing a favorable settlement. In other words, our firm operates on a pro bono basis, meaning that if you do not receive compensation, we will not impose any fees.

If you or someone you know has experienced injuries, property damage, or lost wages in Palm Beach County, we encourage you to contact the Perazzo Law Firm's Miami-Dade offices through our online platform to arrange a complimentary initial consultation. For personal injury cases within the South Florida cities we cover, please reach out to us to have your personal injury compensation claim carefully assessed.

 About Palm Beach County

Like any other area, Palm Beach County experiences accidents of various types. The types of accidents that occur in the county include car accidents, boating accidents, slip and fall accidents, and workplace accidents, among others.

In particular, car accidents are a common occurrence in Palm Beach County. This is largely due to the heavy traffic that passes through the county on the major highways, such as I-95 and the Florida Turnpike. According to data from the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, there were over 17,000 traffic crashes in Palm Beach County in 2020, resulting in over 10,000 injuries and 137 fatalities.

Boating accidents also occur in Palm Beach County, particularly in the waters off the coast. In 2020, there were 72 boating accidents in the county, resulting in 36 injuries and 8 fatalities, according to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.

While accidents cannot always be prevented, it is important for individuals to take necessary precautions to minimize the risk of accidents and injuries. This includes following traffic laws, wearing seatbelts, avoiding distracted driving, and using proper safety equipment when boating or participating in other water sports.

Palm Beach County is served by several major highways that provide access to various parts of the county and surrounding areas. These include:

Interstate 95 (I-95): This is a major north-south interstate highway that runs along the east coast of the United States. In Palm Beach County, I-95 passes through several cities, including West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, and Boynton Beach.

If you, a friend, or relative is a Palm County resident looking for a dedicated personal injury lawyer, contact the Perazzo Law Firm ONLINE now for a FREE initial consultation. 

The Cities the Perazzo Law Firm serves in Palm Beach County: