Car Accident Cases We Handle in Niceville, FL
Our Niceville car accident attorneys have a proven track record in motor vehicle collision cases. We have the resources and experience to take on complex claims involving:
- Car accidents: We handle cases involving rear-end collisions, T-bone accidents, head-on crashes, and accidents caused by distracted or drunk drivers.
- Truck accidents: We understand the complex state and federal regulations that govern the trucking industry and know how to hold negligent trucking companies accountable.
- Motorcycle accidents: We fight to protect the rights of injured motorcyclists who are often unfairly blamed for collisions.
- Pedestrian and bicycle accidents: We represent vulnerable road users who have been injured by negligent drivers.
- Wrongful death claims: If you have tragically lost a loved one in a fatal car accident, we can work with your family to secure financial stability for the future.
While our primary focus is on auto accidents, our lawyers also handle other personal injury areas, including medical malpractice, workers' compensation, and Social Security Disability Insurance.

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Trusted to Win, Proven to Deliver: Our Car Accident Case Results
Our track record speaks for itself. We have a history of securing the financial recoveries our clients need to rebuild their lives after serious injuries.
These consistent results demonstrate our commitment to holding negligent parties accountable and achieving justice for crash victims.
Michles & Booth attorneys Adrian Bridges & Kel Murphy won a $410,633.99 jury verdict for a car crash victim in Escambia County. We fight for the compensation you deserve.
An Okaloosa County man was recently awarded a $320,219 verdict after he sued an insurance company following an injury he blamed on a traffic accident.
One of the largest personal injury awards in Bay County history was decided for an elderly man who said an unlicensed, underaged car wash employee backed into his bicycle.






