Top Miami Insurance Lawyers - Florida

Nearby Cities: Miami Beach, Hialeah, Hollywood, Fort Lauderdale, Pompano Beach

Related Practice Areas: Credit Repair, Bad Faith Insurance, Insurance Defense, Class Actions

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Zealous advocacy that is none-the-less cordial and distinguished by high quality and ethical standards best describes our practical approach. We avoid belligerence in favor of a knowledgeable presentation of facts and law, handling high profile cases sensitively, and preparing each case appropriately, in the belief that a well-prepared case leads to the best result whether at trial or settlement....

Tyler & Hamilton, P.A. is a law firm dedicated to helping individuals, businesses, and condominium associations in resolving disputes with their own insurance companies. Ty Tyler and Clark Hamilton are experienced trial lawyers who are well-qualified to handle virtually any disputed insurance claim, and to take the case to trial if necessary....

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