Personal Injury Attorneys

At Beltz & Beltz our lawyers make it their mission to see that their clients — the injured and the families of those who have died from their injuries — are fully compensated for all their losses. Determining these types of damages can be difficult, but a skilled personal injury attorney will work to ensure important factors such as the severity of the injury, the age of the victim, how long the injury is projected to impact the victim, and the personal consequences of the injury are all taken into consideration.
After graduating from the law school, Marc immediately started his attorney work at a large civil litigation law firm in Manhattan, NY. There, Marc represented clients ranging from automobile and premises liability insurance companies, to the New York City Housing and Transit Authorities.



We are always working to better serve those in our community and seeing the need for a broad reach, our practice offers legal services including business litigation and disputes, personal injury, employment discrimination and harassment, overtime and wage claims.
During his third year of law school he was accepted to study at the University Of Florida Levin College Of Law where he received the Personal Injury Attorney St.Petersburg Honorable R. Grable Stoutamire Book Award (highest grade) in American Legal Thought, as well as a distinction in Trial Practice.

We specialize in representing injured victims and their families in all matters of personal injury, automobile accidents, motorcycle injury, wrongful death, nursing home abuse and neglect, malpractice, insurance disputes, mass torts, and business litigation.
At the Fernandez Firm, our attorneys have been prosecuting wrongful death cases for more than twenty years filing actions against negligent doctors, drivers, health care providers and corporations, including large hospital chains, nursing homes and other big businesses.
However, the persons claiming damages also must not have been careless while on the property and cannot be awarded damages if they neglected to avoid an "open and obvious" hazard, such as a large spill of a dark colored liquid laundry detergent located on a white supermarket floor.