An Advocate
Fighting for Your Rights
An Advocate Fighting for Your Rights
Florida Criminal Defense Lawyer
This experience plays a pivotal role in how he builds and tailors a client’s defense.
While at the Prosecutor’s office, he learned how the State evaluates cases for filing and mitigating factors that will help your case with the Prosecutor. Being a former Prosecutor, Ryan is uniquely positioned to approach a case from a balanced perspective.
Understanding both prosecutorial pressures and the defense’s rights helps in construing a defense strategy and considering potential moves by the prosecution. Ryan was a lead prosecuting attorney and tried over thirty-five (35) trials during his tenure as a Prosecutor.
How Ryan Berger Is Defending the Accused in Florida
Protect your future with experienced, aggressive legal defense.
- Tough Legal Defense: We fight to reduce or dismiss your charges.
- No Upfront Legal Fees: You don’t pay unless we take your case.
- Swift Action: Early intervention can change the outcome—don’t wait.
- Know Your Rights: We’ll guide you through every step, clearly and confidently.
Florida Criminal Defense Lawyer Frequently Asked Questions
Having accurate information is crucial when navigating legal matters in Florida. At Berger Legal Firm, we understand that you may have many questions about your case. Here, we address some of the most common inquiries our clients have:
If you believe your rights were violated, for example, through an illegal search or seizure, or if you faced excessive force or coercion, contact your attorney right away. Your lawyer can review these allegations and, if valid, may file motions to suppress evidence or pursue other remedies to safeguard your rights and interests.
If you’ve been accused of a DUI, reach out to us right away. We’ll get your side of the story, examine the evidence, including the police report, and will immediately request the breathalyzer report and or the video of your field sobriety exercises from the police in order to develop a defense strategy for your case.
The firm handles a variety of criminal cases, such as DUI, domestic battery, battery, assault, petit theft, trespassing, drug possession, resisting without violence and juvenile offenses.
Florida Personal Injury Lawyer
After, Ryan entered the personal injury field where his practice focuses on automobile accidents, slip and falls, and baby food mass tort litigation. Ryan is committed to defending your rights against the insurance company and his number one goal is to get you the compensation you deserve.
He consistently communicates with his clients regarding their case and is always ready to assist and answer any questions.
How Ryan Berger is helping injured Floridians
Get the compensation you deserve, faster and with less stress.
- Maximum Compensation: We fight for every dollar you’re owed.
- No Upfront Costs: We only get paid if you win.
- Stress-Free Process: Focus on healing, we’ll handle the claim.
Florida Personal Injury Lawyer Frequently Asked Questions
Having accurate information is crucial when navigating legal matters in Florida. At Berger Legal Firm, we understand that you may have many questions about your case. Here, we address some of the most common inquiries our clients have:
To establish fault in a personal injury lawsuit, we will build your case by collecting evidence including the police report, witness accounts, medical documentation, and expert opinions. The firm will assist in constructing a compelling case to prove the other party’s negligence.
Evidence may include photographs of the incident location and street video recordings. Experts such as accident reconstructionists or Biomechanical engineers can offer critical testimony to strengthen your case.
In a personal injury lawsuit, you may receive compensation for past and future medical bills, lost wages and loss of future earning capacity, pain and suffering, loss of enjoyment of life, and other associated expenses.
Medical expenses can encompass both present and future treatment costs, rehabilitation services, and required medical devices. Lost wages compensate for income lost due to the injury, while compensation for loss of earning capacity addresses any long-term effects on your ability to earn. Pain and suffering damages cover the physical and emotional distress resulting from the injury.
Loss of enjoyment of life damages cover the pain experienced throughout everyday life that diminishes the overall enjoyment of your life.
Understanding the best time to consult a personal injury lawyer can significantly impact your claim’s outcome. Since accidents occur unexpectedly, most people don’t have a personal injury attorney’s contact readily available. If you’re asking, “When is the right time to see a personal injury lawyer?” we’ll explain everything you need to know.
Typically, it’s wise to reach out to a personal injury lawyer soon after sustaining an injury or during recovery. Some individuals, however, postpone hiring legal representation, particularly if they believe the insurance company will approve their claim and provide fair compensation. While this approach occasionally succeeds, it’s not always reliable. It is best to reach out as soon as possible to ensure your rights are protected!
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Why Choose Us?
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We perform at maximum effort on every case.
We always treat our clients with dignity and respect and ensure quality legal services.
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We have the experience and determination.
We have the knowledge and resources to handle a variety of criminal defense cases and personal injury cases.
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We communicate
Our firm ensures you are always updated on your case and quickly answers any questions and concerns that arise.
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Frequently Asked Questions at Berger Legal Firm
Having accurate information is crucial when navigating legal matters in Florida. At Berger Legal Firm, we understand that you may have many questions about your case. Here, we address some of the most common inquiries our clients have:
One of the top concerns for individuals seeking legal representation is the cost of hiring a personal injury lawyer in Florida. At Berger Legal Firm, we work on a contingency fee basis—meaning you pay no upfront fees. Our payment comes as a percentage of the compensation we recover for you. This ensures our services remain accessible to those who need them most, and you owe us nothing unless we win your case.
The value of a legal case can vary greatly depending on the nature of the issue, the evidence available, potential damages, and the overall impact on your life. At Berger Legal Firm, our experienced Florida attorneys will carefully evaluate the details of your case and provide a clear estimate during your free, no-obligation consultation—so you know what to expect from the start.
Though you are not required to hire an attorney, securing legal representation can safeguard your interests, especially when complications arise in your case. A lawyer helps pursue fair compensation and guides you through the legal process.
Even if you were involved in a minor accident in Florida, consulting a Florida personal injury lawyer can be beneficial. They will evaluate your damages, negotiate with insurance companies, and make sure you know your full legal rights and options. Further, because we offer free consultations, there is no downside to having your case evaluated by a member of our team.
The statute of limitations—the legal deadline for filing a case—varies depending on the type of legal matter. Whether it’s a personal injury claim, contract dispute, or criminal defense case, missing this deadline can mean losing your right to take legal action. At Berger Legal Firm, we help you understand the timelines that apply to your specific case and ensure everything is filed on time.
Florida follows a modified comparative fault system. This means you may still be eligible to recover compensation even if you were partially at fault—so long as you are not more than 50% responsible. However, your compensation will be reduced based on your percentage of fault. At Berger Legal Firm, we’ll evaluate your case thoroughly and work to minimize your share of fault to help you pursue the maximum recovery allowed under Florida law.