Every case is different, and past results do not predict what will happen in yours. But results show how a firm works. Below are some of the verdicts and settlements Redondo Law has obtained for injured people and families in Florida.
$43 MILLION
Jury verdict: catastrophic injuries caused by a drunk driver
A drunk driver changed our clients’ lives forever. The case went to trial. After several hours of deliberation, the jury awarded our clients more than $43 million in damages. No amount of money makes a family whole, but the verdict told them that a jury of their peers saw exactly what they had lost.
Car, truck and rideshare accidents
$450,000
Rideshare accident
Settlement
$345,000
Car accident
Settlement
$250,000
Trucking case
Settlement
$250,000
Car accident
Settled before a lawsuit was filed
$250,000
Commercial vehicle accident
Policy limits
$240,000
Car accident
Uninsured motorist claim
Wrongful death and workplace injury
$2,500,000
Wrongful death
Settlement
$90,000
Workplace injury
Settlement
Insurance claims
$550,000
Commercial insurance loss
Settlement
$190,000
Hurricane loss
Settlement
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Every case is different.
What these results have in common
Before founding Redondo Law in 2019, Mike Redondo spent six years at Holland & Knight defending major corporations in catastrophic injury and wrongful death cases. He knows how the other side values a claim, what evidence worries them, and when they would rather pay than face a jury.
- Every case is prepared as if it will go to trial. That is how you get a fair offer.
- Evidence is secured early. Video, vehicle data and witness statements disappear fast.
- All insurance is identified. Many cases involve more than one policy.
- Mike and his team give every case personal attention.
What affects the value of a case
No lawyer can honestly tell you what your case is worth in the first phone call. The value depends on:
- How serious your injuries are and whether they are permanent
- Your medical bills, past and future
- Your lost income
- Who was at fault, and whether you share any of the fault
- How much insurance is available
We review your case for free and explain your options. See also: car accidents, truck accidents, wrongful death, and what clients say.
How a case gets from the first call to a result
Every result on this page started with a phone call or a form. Here is what usually happens next.
- Free case review. We listen, ask questions and tell you plainly whether we can help. There is no charge for this call.
- Investigation. We collect the police report, photos, video, vehicle data and witness statements before they disappear.
- Insurance search. We find every policy that may pay, including the at-fault driver, a business or employer, and your own uninsured motorist coverage.
- Medical treatment. You focus on getting better. We track your bills and records so the full cost of your injuries is documented.
- Demand and negotiation. Once the size of your losses is clear, we send a demand to the insurance company and negotiate.
- Lawsuit, if needed. If the offer is not fair, we file suit and prepare the case for trial.
Settlement or trial?
Most injury cases in Florida settle. A settlement is often the fastest way to get paid, and it removes the risk of a jury. But insurance companies make their best offers when they believe a case is ready for trial. That is why every case at Redondo Law is prepared as if it will go to a jury, as the $43 million verdict above did.
Whether to settle is always your decision. Mike will tell you what he thinks of an offer and why, and you make the call.
Why insurance limits matter so much in Florida
Florida does not require most drivers to carry bodily injury liability insurance. Many drivers carry only the $10,000 in personal injury protection (PIP) the law requires, or a small liability policy. That is why several results above say “policy limits” or “uninsured motorist claim.” Finding every source of coverage early can make a large difference in what a case is worth. Learn more about uninsured motorist coverage.
Frequently asked questions about case results
Are these all of Redondo Law’s results?
No. This page shows a selection of verdicts and settlements. Many cases settle under confidentiality agreements, and those results cannot be shared.
Can you tell me what my case is worth?
Not in the first call, and you should be careful with any lawyer who does. The value depends on your injuries, your medical care, lost income, fault and available insurance. After we review your records, Mike can give you an honest view of where your case stands.
How long does a case take?
Some cases settle in a few months. Cases that need a lawsuit can take a year or more. Serious injuries often take longer, because it is important to know your full medical picture before settling.
Is there a deadline to file?
Yes. For most negligence cases in Florida, including car accidents, the deadline to file a lawsuit is two years from the date of the injury. Some claims have shorter deadlines. Call as early as you can so evidence can be preserved.
What if I was partly at fault?
Under Florida law, your recovery is reduced by your share of the fault. If you are found more than 50% at fault, you cannot recover damages from the other party. Do not assume you have no case. Let us look at the facts first.
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