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Sarah Goldman

Licensed in FL

Biography

Sarah Goldman Geise has more than a decade of experience fielding personal injury matters from both sides of the case. Before dedicating herself to recovering just compensation for accident victims, she spent years defending insurance companies. Goldman Law, P.A. brings that combined experience to bear in pursuing claims for personal injury victims in Maitland and throughout Central Florida. Goldman Law, P.A. will handle your case from day one, dealing with insurance companies, filing claims, identifying responsible parties, collecting evidence, interviewing witnesses, negotiating with defense attorneys, and fighting your case through trial and beyond as necessary. We will work with you, tailoring our representation to your case and circumstances to provide you with the best legal services available and maximize your eventual recovery. Let our Maitland personal injury lawyer shoulder the burden of your legal issues so that you can focus on your recovery, your family, and getting your life back on track after a serious injury. Our seasoned Florida personal injury lawyer at Goldman Law, P.A. has years of experience representing clients across a wide range of personal injury practice areas. We have recovered millions of dollars for clients who were injured by the negligence of others. Reach out to our dedicated personal injury law firm if you have claims relating to any of the following: If you have been hurt in an accident, understanding your legal rights and responsibilities are vital to ensuring that you are compensated for your injuries. Below, we answer some of the more frequently asked questions from clients. Reach out to the knowledgeable  personal injury attorney at Goldman Law, P.A., with any additional questions or for help after an accident or injury. There are important steps to take after a traffic accident to ensure that your medical bills and other expenses will be covered, and your ability to seek damages will be preserved. After any Florida accident, you should, at a minimum, do the following: