Florida license and practice

Matthew A. Dolman is admitted to practice law in Florida and is a member of The Florida Bar in good standing, eligible to practice law in Florida (Florida Bar #729221). Verify the current individual Bar record at floridabar.org/mybarprofile/729221 before hiring an attorney.

Matthew A. Dolman is the founding partner of Dolman Law Group in Clearwater, a nationally recognized personal injury and mass tort law firm. He has been a licensed attorney for twenty years and has collected over $250 million in compensation for injured clients. He has a very personal reason for his work: when he was 14, his father was in a serious car accident and the lawyer his family hired off a magazine advertisement was incompetent — an experience that motivated him to become a personal injury lawyer and to build the firm he wishes his father had hired. His firm handles car, truck and motorcycle accidents, burn injuries, traumatic brain injury, wrongful death and nationwide mass tort cases, including Suboxone, toxic baby food, Roblox and Discord claims. He has been named to Florida Trends Legal Elite (2014, 2019, 2020, 2022), Best Lawyers (2022), National Trial Lawyers Top 100, Florida Super Lawyers (2013–2019) and the Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum (lifetime member). NOTE: the draft practice said “requires review” — resolved to Personal Injury from his firm’s own site. He is admitted to practice in Florida and is a member of The Florida Bar in good standing.

Matters this legal field covers

Personal injury legal work may cover car accidents, truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, burn injuries, traumatic brain injury, wrongful death and mass tort claims.

Questions to ask

Ask which type of injury claim the lawyer handles, the relevant Florida county, potential filing deadlines, and the scope of legal fees. Confirm whether the firm can handle your location, claim type and timing.

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