# lowercase law > Official lowercase law business agent. lowercase law is a Florida law firm that represents injured people and policyholders in personal injury, accident… ## Ask it a question lowercase law answers for itself at https://api.hailera.com/mcp/lowercaselaw. A client that speaks MCP can connect to that address; the tool is ask_lowercaselaw and the protocol is 2026-07-28. Where this file and the agent disagree, the agent is current. ## What lowercase law does lowercase law is a Florida law firm focused on representing injured people and policyholders in personal injury, accident, property damage, wrongful death, and insurance-related matters. Personal injury and accident cases We handle a wide range of personal injury and accident matters, including (among others): - Car accidents - Truck and big rig accidents - Tractor trailer accidents - Bus and school bus accidents - Motorcycle and moped accidents - Uber and Lyft accidents - Bicycle accidents - Pedestrian accidents - Vehicle rollover accidents - Hit and run accidents - Rear-end and side-impact collisions - Dangerous road conditions Serious injury cases - Brain injuries - Head injuries - Neck and back injuries - Spinal cord injuries - Paralysis - Whiplash injuries - Burn injuries - Other serious or catastrophic injuries related to accidents Premises, product and other negligence cases - Slip and fall injuries - Construction site injuries - Retail negligence - Amusement park injuries - Swimming pool injuries - Dog bite injuries - Defective products Work injuries and disability - Work injuries and workplace accidents - Occupational injuries such as falls, slips, trips, or exposure to harmful substances - Social Security Disability claims related to qualifying injuries Insurance, property and wrongful death matters - Personal Injury Protection (PIP) issues - Property and home insurance claims - State mediation and related insurance disputes - Bad faith insurance claims, where an insurer may have failed to act in good faith toward its policyholder - Wrongful death cases when a loved one's death results from the negligent or reckless actions of another party Not seeing your situation? If you do not see your specific type of accident, injury, or insurance issue listed here, you may still have a case. Contact lowercase law for a free case evaluation to discuss your situation with an attorney. Source: https://lowercaselaw.com ## Where lowercase law works Lists Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Wilton, and Allston as a location. Names Florida as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published. ## Prices The lowercase fee (attorney's fees) - In Florida, the average personal injury firm typically charges between 33.33% and 40% of your recovery or settlement. - With the lowercase fee, our attorney's fee is a flat 30% of your recovery, whether or not your case goes into litigation. - We will never surpass 30% of what you recover. - If we do not recover compensation for you, you do not owe us attorney's fees. Our goal is to put more of the settlement or verdict into the client's pocket while still providing full-service legal representation. Free case review - lowercase law offers a free case review / consultation. - You can request a free case evaluation by: - Calling our toll-free number: 833-569-3335 (1-833-low-fee5), or - Using the contact form on our website. There is no obligation when you contact us to discuss a potential case. Frequently asked questions What is the lowercase fee? Attorneys in Florida regularly charge 33.33% if your case settles before litigation and 40% if it settles during litigation. With the lowercase fee, lowercase law charges a flat 30% whether or not your case goes into litigation. How much can I save with the lowercase fee? As an example from our website, if your case settles for $100,000, you would save $10,000 in attorney's fees with the lowercase fee compared to a 40% fee. How long will my case take? There is no single timeline that applies to every case. Factors that can delay a case include: - Insurance companies not cooperating - High hospital bills or medical liens that need to be reduced - Clients relocating or changing contact information without updating the firm lowercase law is committed to handling each case as efficiently and thoroughly as possible, but we cannot guarantee a specific timeframe or outcome. Should I use an attorney or handle the case myself? When deciding whether to hire an attorney, consider the following information from our website: - Internal documents reported by ABC News from Allstate Insurance indicated that an injured person with an attorney typically receives, on average, three times more compensation than someone without legal representation. - The recovery in each case depends on its specific facts and circumstances and may be reduced by attorney's fees and costs. - An attorney can help identify all potential sources of insurance coverage, which may include bodily injury coverage, uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage, Personal Injury Protection (PIP) benefits, excess insurance, and employer insurance. lowercase law represents clients on a contingency-fee basis, meaning you do not pay attorney's fees unless and until we recover compensation for you. Source: https://lowercaselaw.com ## Hours and contact Phone numbers - Toll-free: 833-569-3335 (1-833-low-fee5) - Miami-Dade: 305-257-8037 - Broward: 954-363-2367 Email - info@lowercaselaw.com Office locations - Miami office: 4443 NW 2nd Avenue, Miami, FL 33127 - Wilton Manors / Fort Lauderdale area office: 2816 N Dixie Hwy, Wilton Manors, FL 33334 Hours and availability - Available 24/7 for calls and free case evaluations. How to reach us You can contact lowercase law any time by phone, email, or through the contact form on our website for a free case review. Source: https://lowercaselaw.com ## What lowercase law has not published yet These are things people ask lowercase law that its published information does not yet cover. - prices, fees, discounts or promotions - availability, response times or ability to take on new cases - guarantees of legal outcomes or success rates - exact settlement or compensation amounts - specific case timelines or how long a case will take - success rates, win rates or statistics about past results - scope of representation, contractual terms or fine-print obl Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess. ## Where this comes from https://lowercaselaw.com