One of the first questions that clients often ask us is, “How long will my case take?” It’s a fair question. We want to do everything right and do it properly so that we get you the maximum compensation for your serious injury.
Hi. I’m Brent Probinsky with the law firm of Probinsky & Cole. We have offices in Sarasota, Brandon near Tampa, as well as Orlando. We serve clients all over Florida. A lot of persons ask us, “How do I prove a case of negligent security and what is a case of negligent [...]
One common question we get from potential clients is, “Do I have to file a lawsuit?” The answer to that is no. Who makes that decision? The answer to that is you.
When you are considering whether or not to pursue a personal injury claim, you will likely be wondering how much you stand to recover if your lawsuit is successful. While every case is different, it is important to understand the basic categories of damages you may recover. We also recommend that you call a Sarasota [...]
Hi. I’m Brent Probinsky with the law firm of Probinsky & Cole. We have offices in Sarasota, in Brandon near Tampa and in Orlando. We’ve been practicing for more than 30 years. I grew up in Florida and I’ve had the pleasure and honor to represent Floridians and residents of Florida in serious [...]
When an individual suffers harm at the hands of another, they are not the only person allowed to file for personal injury damages. The spouse of the injured party is generally allowed to file for loss of consortium, which is a separate claim than the claims of the impaired party. Loss of consortium has been [...]
We care about our clients and we care about putting them in the best situation that we possibly can. We will be right here with you every step of the way to walk you through the entire process.
We practice all over Florida and we’re happy to meet with you at our offices or at your house or hospital to discuss your case. We’ve recently settled cases or tried cases in Minnesota, in Alabama, in California and Arkansas and we have pending cases also in the Carolinas, North Carolina and South Carolina.
In the most general sense, medical malpractice occurs when a patient is harmed as a result of a medical professional failing to perform their duties competently according to medically accepted standards of care.
