Personal Injury and Wrongful Death
The McGill Law Firm has more than 35 years of experience practicing personal injury and wrongful death law, criminal defense, and mediation services in Manatee County (Bradenton, Anna Maria, and Palmetto), Sarasota County (Sarasota, Englewood, and Venice), and Charlotte County (Punta Gorda) throughout Florida.

Personal injury law encompasses automobile accidents, motorcycle accidents, boating accidents, slip and fall accidents, and any other circumstance where an individual is injured due to the negligence, recklessness, or disregard of another. Automobile, motorcycle, boating, slip and fall, and other accidents that result in personal injury claims must involve a physical or emotional injury that can be monetarily compensated. Each personal injury case involving automobile, motorcycle, boating, slip and fall, and other accidents, if accepted, is taken on a contingency fee basis. The McGill Law Firm is awarded an attorney's fee only if our clients are awarded monetary damages for their personal injuries caused by automobile, motorcycle, boating, slip and fall, and other accidents.

Wrongful Death claims arise from the death of an individual due to automobile, motorcycle, boating, slip and fall, and other accidents caused by the negligence of another. In wrongful death cases, a family member (or other personal representative) brings the suit on behalf of the decedent to recover monetary damages for the surviving family and/or estate. Special Statute of Limitations apply to wrongful death cases involving automobile, motorcycle, boating, slip and fall, and other accidents. If you believe you have a wrongful death claim, call McGill Law Firm at (941) 955-9942 today.

Criminal Defense Practice
The McGill Law Firm criminal defense practice includes (but is not limited to) the defense of felonies and misdemeanor cases involving DUI, manslaughter, theft, drug offenses, trafficking, possession, robbery, domestic violence, violation of probation, and bond reduction hearings.

Medical and Legal Malpractice
A medical malpractice is a case which results from the failure of a health care provider to exercise adequate care, skill, diligence, or the negligence of a health care provider. Each medical malpractice case is complex and subject to special Statute of Limitations. Victims of medical malpractice should not delay in seeking legal counsel to evaluate the merits of a potential medical malpractice claim.

Legal Malpractice claims result when a lawyer acts in a negligent manner while providing legal advice or representation. If you feel that you have received improper or negligent representation, it is imperative that you speak with an attorney without delay to protect your legal malpractice claim.

Mediation Services

Jackson McGill has been certified by the Florida Supreme Court as a Circuit Court Civil Mediator. Mr. McGill’s extensive mediation services experience in civil cases allows for valuable perspective which is brought to this area of dispute resolution.