Welcome to Accident Lawyer John Fagan Being the victim of a personal injury accident is a painful experience, physically and emotionally. While your first priority should be recovery, we know that it’s difficult to heal when your constant worry is where’s the money going to come from? The law provides a way for you to be compensated and your financial concerns put to rest. Your medical bills can be paid by the guilty party. However, events like car accidents, motorcycle accidents, tractor trailer accidents, or other personal injuries can leave you with the task of navigating the world of insurance companies, lawyers, and judges—all while trying to recover. That’s why Accident Lawyers PA exists. We are personal injury attorneys who know how to fight for your just compensation. We prepare for legal obstacles, sort out the mess, and get you on track to receive the fair settlement you deserve. It’s time to stop worrying about money and start concentrating on what is really important: your health. If you only make one call today, make it to Accident Lawyer John Fagan. The call is free. The peace of mind is priceless.

Mr. Goldman has over 20 years of business experience. He has been involved in starting and managing technology related companies involved in distribution, manufacturing, marketing, retail, direct marketing and ecommerce. With his broad business background, Mr. Goldman concentrates in the areas of business formations, business transactions, elder law, and estate planning, and asset protection. Mr. Goldman limits his practice to Florida and Federal law.

Mr. Howard Coker is the President and a founding partner of Coker Law. Recognized by his peers as a prominent Florida trial attorney, he is a passionate and active advocate. In the pursuit of justice, Mr. Coker has tried over 350 jury trials to conclusion and handled thousands of mediated settlements – a top record for results. For his tireless service and consistent commitment to both professional and community organizations, Mr. Coker has received a number of significant awards and honors. He holds multiple lifetime achievement awards, including the Jacksonville Business Journal’s Lifetime Achievement Award (2017), and the Florida Justice Association’s Perry Nichols Award (2006) and Al J. Cone Lifetime Achievement Award (2009). He has been named as one of Florida Trend Magazine’s top 1% “Legal Elite”, listed as a Florida Super Lawyer every year since the program’s inception in 2006, and consistently chosen as a Top 100 Florida Super Lawyer. Among Mr. Coker’s numerous professional affiliations are his 2008 appointment by the Florida Governor as a member of the Florida Supreme Court Judicial Nominating Commission and his 2010 appointment by the Florida Supreme Court to the Florida Innocence Commission. He was awarded the ABA-TIPS Award for Lifetime Pursuit of Justice in 2011, named Best Lawyers’ Jacksonville Personal Injury Litigator of the Year in 2014, received the 2016 Compassionate Gladiator Award for Strength, Skill, Drive and Heart from the Florida Justice Association and the 2017 Ultimate Attorney Lifetime Achievement Award from the Jacksonville Business Journal. Aside from these distinguished accomplishments, Mr. Coker continues to volunteer his time and efforts to a long list of civic and nonprofit organizations, even receiving the 2017 Bob Hayes “Man of the Year” Community Service Award.

When enlisting the assistance of our firm, clients will have direct access to attorney William Horne. Having practiced law for over 36 years, Mr. Horne is highly knowledgeable of many areas of the law. He has accumulated an exceptionally favorable reputation throughout the legal and local communities over the course of his practice. In addition to handling cases in state courts, Mr. Horne is admitted to practice in the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals and the United States Supreme Court. Larger firms also refer cases to Mr. Horne - a testament to the confidence other attorneys have in his work. Two of Mr. Horne's representative cases include: Haws ex rel. Haws v. Apfel, 61 F. Supp.2d 1266 (M.D. Fla. July 28, 1999) and Davis v. Commissioner of Social Security, No. 04-12482 (Not Published, 11th Cir