
Justin Weinstein
Weinstein Legal
Address
330 N. Andrews Ave, Suite 400
Fort Lauderdale,
FL
33301
Justin Weinstein
Weinstein Legal
Practice Areas
Online Presence
Education:
Nova Southeastern University
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About Justin Weinstein
Justin Weinstein is a personal injury lawyer in Fort Lauderdale, FL dedicated to protecting the rights of those who have been injured due to someone else’s negligence.
A graduate of Nova Southeastern University with his Juris Doctor, Mr. Weinstein was admitted to the Florida Bar in 2012. In 2016, Weinstein Legal opened in Fort Lauderdale, FL with a focus on the litigation and resolution of insurance coverage disputes involving personal injury protection claims.
Justin Weinstein’s primary practice areas include automobile accidents, bicycle accidents, boating accidents, burn injuries, animal bites and attacks, motorcycle accidents, pedestrian accidents, personal injury protection, slip & falls, traumatic brain injury, truck accidents, Uber and Lyft accidents, whiplash, and wrongful death.
When an individual suffers from an injury or accident such as those listed above, the first place they turn is their doctor. However, when the time comes to bill the insurance company, both the doctor and patient face a surprise when the insurance company denies the bill.
Here is where Weinstein Legal can help. Florida personal injury lawyer Justin Weinstein works with both healthcare professionals and their patients to get proper compensation in personal injury cases. He focuses on the resolution of insurance coverage disputes and will take a case to court if necessary. Justin cares passionately about ensuring his clients are able to resolve their cases so that injured individuals and their medical teams can focus on getting them back to normal life, free from the injury and the pain it caused.
Mr. Weinstein will always put his client’s best interests first. By developing a responsive relationship with each client, you can count on him to always answer your call and rest assured that your claim is a top priority. Contact his offices today by calling 954-845-0505 or fill out a contact form here.Featured MCLE Courses Special Offers
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Recent Articles by Justin Weinstein
Any auto accident can be both physically and emotionally traumatic. However, while each car crash can be devastating, certain types of car accidents are more likely to result in physical and emotional injury. Types of car accidents include rear-end collision, rollover, side-impact collision, side-swiping when merging, head-on collisions, and hit and run accidents as well as single vehicle accidents. Additionally, drivers can be involved in low-speed accidents in parking lots as well as at stop signs and stop lights. Generally speaking, rollover accidents and head-on collisions are typically the most dangerous types of car accidents, due to the severe impact felt by the driver. In comparison, rear-end collisions can be less damaging, as they typically occur when cars are moving at under 30 miles per hour. At Weinstein Legal, our auto accident attorneys have experience with cases involving many types of car accidents. Learn more about each accident today.
You've lost enough - it's time to demand more. When an unforeseen and unimaginable circumstance causes the death of a loved one, the loss of emotional and financial support can be overwhelming. Although a wrongful death lawsuit cannot undo this loss, it can help ease the financial burden that is often left behind. A wrongful death claim may be filed if your loved one’s death was caused by someone else’s negligence. If you believe the death of your loved one was the consequence of carelessness or negligence, in scenarios such as motor vehicle accidents, accidents at work, defective products, or dangerous prescription medications, seek the help of a trusted wrongful death attorney. With the help of a knowledgeable lawyer, you can seek compensation for damages such as loss of income, loss of benefits, funeral and burial expenses, medical bills, mental anguish, and loss of companionship.
When an insurance company is alerted to an accident, it then becomes the company's responsibility to investigate and determine which party was at-fault. More often than not, this means that a victim will receive a call from the opposing insurance company. While the opposing insurance company is legally allowed to call you for information, you are not legally obligated to speak with them. In fact, doing so can irreparably harm your case. Insurance companies are invested in protecting their own financial interests, thus they deny as many claims as possible or work to negotiate the lowest settlement possible. When speaking with an insurance adjuster without adequate representation, a victim can accidentally say something that can serve as a basis for refusing to pay them anything, or reduce the value of their claim. Always err on the side of caution, and forward calls to an attorney.
You may have already heard about self-driving cars as automobiles that self-park, have blind spot detectors, and automatically brake are increasing in popularity . Completely self-driving cars, however, are still in development stages. When you can expect to see completely self-driving cars on the road, depends on when the insurance industry figures out how to insure the drivers. Prior to self-driving cars being legalized for the road, many questions which will need to be answered. How would insurance for the vehicles be written and what would it cost? Also, in the event of an accident, when would the driver be at fault? Could a feature allowing the driver to take control be effective? Until these questions can be answered, don’t anticipate a drop in insurance rates. However, on a larger scale, (say 25 years or so), there is a good chance rates will drop due to autonomous safety features.