Dennis Hernandez
Dennis Hernandez & Associates, PA - Florida's Best Car Accident Attorneys
Dennis Hernandez, Esq. is a fifth-generation native of Tampa, Florida who started practicing law at just 23 years old. Dennis graduated from Duke University at the age of 20 with a bachelor’s in economics. He then graduated eighth in a class of 260 from Florida State College of Law and obtained his Master of Law from Harvard Law School at the age of 24. Additionally, Dennis graduated from the prestigious Trial Lawyers College and is one of only 1,378 attorneys who claim this distinction.
In 1996, he started the Florida personal injury firm Dennis Hernandez & Associates, P.A. which he has grown to serve accident victims across the state by providing customized legal guidance. The firm’s main office in Tampa has served the greater Tampa Bay area for over two decades.
We are a contingency-based firm, meaning there are no fees or costs unless we win. Whether your injury was the fault of a driver, employer, caregiver or anyone else, we will guide you through the personal injury claim process. Our offices in Tampa, St. Petersburg, Sarasota/Bradenton, Orlando and Lakeland (by appointment) represent clients across Florida. We can send a representative out to meet you anywhere in the state to begin working on your case.
- Florida State University College of Law
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- Harvard Law School
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- Duke University
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- Dennis Hernandez & Associates, PA
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- Animal & Dog Bites, Car Accidents, Motorcycle Accidents, Truck Accidents
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- Insurance Claims
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- Q. I have a lease that expires 1017. Landlord has not provided a new lease to sign yet nor have they served a termination.
- A: It depends on how the original contract you signed is worded. Some times you can go month to month at the same rate. Sometimes you go month to month, but with an increased rate. I would discuss this with your landlord first before seeking legal representation.
- Q. My exhusband had our children for 4 days one of our childrens arm got broke another child pushed her down.
- A: You could seek litigation, but that doesn't necessarily mean that you will win. I would look for an attorney that is willing to review the case in detail prior to making any definitive actions.
- Q. We let out our apartment on Craigslist for a temporary weekend rental.
- A: It depends on the details. I would research the best attorney for that particular field and have them review the case with a fine tooth comb.
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