Jacobson Injury Firm is a national injury law firm representing accident victims across Florida, New York, Connecticut, and Illinois. Adam Jacobson handles every case personally from the first consultation to resolution. If you were injured in an accident caused by someone else’s negligence, contact us today for a free consultation.
Florida
If you are looking for a personal injury lawyer in Florida with 7 years of experience handling truck accidents cases and other personal injury claims, contact us today to schedule your free consultation. Adam Jacobson handles every case with genuine care, fighting to pursue full and fair compensation victims deserve. Our fees are contingency-based, which means you pay nothing unless we win.
- Boynton Beach
- Delray Beach
- West Palm Beach
- Boca Raton
- Coral Springs
- Pompano Beach
- Lake Worth
- Treasure Coast
- Fort Lauderdale
New York
Adam Jacobson is licensed to practice personal injury law in New York. His connection to the state runs deeper than his bar license. Adam completed his undergraduate program in New York giving him firsthand familiarity with the state and the kinds of cases New Yorkers face.
- Manhattan
- Brooklyn
- The Bronx
- Staten Island
- Long Island
- Yonkers
- Buffalo
- Rochester
- Albany
- Syracuse
- White Plains
- Binghamton
- Pittsford
Illinois
Adam Jacobson has 7 years of experience representing injured clients across the state on a contingency fee basis. Jacobson Injury Firm does not charge any upfront costs or fees unless we recover compensation for you. Adam brings hands-on experience dealing with insurance companies and handling complex personal injury claims across Illinois. He is prepared to fight for the compensation you deserve and take your case to court. Jacobson Injury Firm serves personal injury clients across Illinois, including:
- Chicago
- Rockford
- Naperville
- Joliet
- Waukegan
- Champaign
- Peoria
- Aurora
- Elgin
- Springfield
- Orland Park
- Schaumburg
- Bloomington
- Decatur
Ask a Personal Injury Lawyer
The at-fault driver in my accident had an insurance policy issued in a different state from where we crashed. Does that affect my claim?
Usually, an out-of-state insurance policy does not prevent you from making a claim. The state where the crash occurred will generally determine the laws that apply to the accident, while the insurance policy itself can affect available coverage and policy limits. When drivers, vehicles, and insurers are connected to different states, determining which laws and coverage provisions apply can become more complicated. An attorney licensed in the relevant states can review the policy and the circumstances of the crash to determine how they affect your claim.
While on vacation from New York, I slipped in a hotel in Florida. What should I do?
The claim would generally be filed in Florida because that is where the injury occurred. The jurisdiction will be based on the location of the hotel and not your place of residence. This case is governed by Florida premises liability law. Adam Jacobson is a licensed attorney in Florida. He regularly represents out-of-state visitors who were injured while traveling in Florida.
Can I file a claim against a Florida motorist who struck me on my trip through Illinois?
Yes. The claim can be filed in Illinois, where the accident occurred, or where the at-fault driver resides. Adam is licensed in both states and can help you understand which jurisdiction has the most favorable basis for your case, based on the facts.
Injured in CT and reside in NY. Where should I go to file my claim?
A claim is filed at the place of the injury. Many of the legal steps can be handled remotely, and most cases resolve without ever going to court. Since Adam has a license in both Connecticut and New York one attorney takes care of all business in both states.
I was injured in a truck accident in New York, but the truck was registered in Florida. What do I do?
A claim is normally filed in the state where the accident took place, in this case New York. Registration location is not as important as the crash location. Because Adam is licensed in both states, you do not need to hire separate attorneys for each jurisdiction.
