Lighthouse Point, FL

This Lighthouse Point Personal Injury Attorney represents clients in Lighthouse Point, Florida with great success. Situated in Broward County, Florida, Lighthouse Point was named for the Hillsboro Inlet Lighthouse – located in neighboring Hillsboro Beach.

Lighthouse Point is situated in northeastern Broward County. It is located just south of Deerfield Beach, just west and across from the Intracoastal Waterway from Hillsboro Beach, and just to the east and north from Pompano Beach.

There were 10,344 people living in Lighthouse Point as of the year 2010. Mr. Quackenbush represents many of those people in their personal injury cases.

The City was settled around 1947-1951. It was incorporated as a Town in 1956 and incorporated as a City in 1957. The City’s nickname is “LHP.”

Lighthouse Point is governed by a City Commission and led by a Mayor. Its City Commission is composed of a President, four City Commissioners, a City Administrator, and a City Clerk.

There are two zip codes in Lighthouse Point. The City is 2.4 square miles in total. Water makes up .11 of those square miles. Mr. Quackenbush represents clients who have been injured on land and on the water. These accidents include boating, jetski and waverunner accidents, crashes, and wrecks.

Call 954-448-7288 for a free, no obligation consultation if you’ve been injured in an accident happening in Lighthouse Point or anyplace in the State of Florida. Mr. Quackenbush will work on contingency if you hire him as your lawyer. This means that you will not be charged for Mr. Quackenbush’s work until you’ve received compensation in your case.

19.5 percent of households in Lighthouse Point had children living in them as of the year 2010. Children make up 16.2% of the population in Lighthouse Point. Mr. Quackenbush represents children in their personal injury cases. In those cases, the children’s parents must technically act as the “plaintiffs” and bring the lawsuits. When those lawsuits are settled, judges must oftentimes approve of the settlement – which frequently result in “structured settlements,” in which payments are made in installments at regular intervals.

There are seven public schools in Lighthouse Point. This includes two elementary schools, three middle schools, and two high schools.

23.2 percent of the population in Lighthouse Point is made up of people over the age of 65 as of the year 2000. Mr. Quackenbush represents the elderly, who unfortunately become more susceptible to be victims of crime as they age, in their nursing home abuse and elder neglect cases.

Residents of Lighthouse Point receive the magazine “Lighthouse Point.”

Mr. Quackenbush represents clients in Lighthouse Point with all types of personal injury cases. These include medical malpractice and products liability cases. They also include cases involving vehicle, automobile and car accidents, crashes and wrecks.

Finally, Mr. Quackenbush represents clients in their premises liability cases. You may have a premises liability case if you’ve been injured on the property of another person or entity due to the fault of the other person or entity. For example, you may have a premises liability case if you’ve experienced a slip & fall accident or trip and fall accident.

You may also have a premises liability case if you’ve been the victim of negligent security. Negligent security occurs when you are the victim of crime on the property of a business establishment which does not provide enough, adequate or proper security. If that is the case and you are injured as the result of a crime occurring on the property, you may have a negligent security case. Your negligent security case will be stronger if the property had a history of crime, in which case it will be argued that the business establishment should have done a better job of providing security to deter the crime.

Contact Mr. Quackenbush at 954-448-7288 for a free, no obligation consultation if you’ve been hurt in an accident happening in Lighthouse Point or anyplace in the State of Florida. Mr. Quackenbush is a contingency lawyer, which means that he won’t get paid until he’s helped you to make a recovery in your case – so there is absolutely no risk to you.