Cullen & Hemphill, PLC

05/31/2026

Legal reforms reduced consumer protections without creating significant insurance savings for policyholders afterward.

05/30/2026

Medical treatment, missed work, and insurance confusion overwhelm most accident victims immediately afterward.

05/29/2026

Insurance companies frequently challenge legal processes giving consumers leverage during injury claims strategically.

05/28/2026

Quick settlements often benefit insurance companies more than injured victims needing long-term recovery.

05/27/2026

Everyday accident victims likely won’t influence future AI settlement decision-making systems significantly afterward.

04/20/2026

Please vote for us in the Orlando Sentinel's Central Florida Favorites poll! It's easy, takes only a few seconds, and you'll feel good supporting Kim and Bob, your favorite personal injury attorneys.

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PS ... You can vote once a day through April 24th.

Vote once per day through April 24.

04/13/2026

We're honored to be listed in the Orlando Sentinel's 2026 Central Florida Favorites contest in the Law Firm/Personal Injury category.

At Cullen & Hemphill, we've spent years helping injured Floridians get the compensation they deserve, and it means the world to know our community recognizes that work.

We finished second in the voting last year, and we're aiming for first place in 2026! If we've made a difference for you or your family, we'd love your vote. It only takes a minute, and you can vote once per day now through April 24th.

Vote here: https://www.votecentralflorida.com/Cullen-Hemphill

Thank you for your support!

Vote once per day through April 24.

02/09/2026

What a sweet surprise! One of our industry friends dropped off these amazing treats from Light on the Sugar Bakery & Café. They're almost too pretty to eat! (Key word: "almost" 😉)

01/19/2026

Florida injury law changed in 2023, and the difference between 50% and 51% fault is now the difference between recovering damages and walking away with nothing.

Under the new modified comparative negligence rule, if you're found even slightly more responsible than the other party, you lose your entire claim. A $100,000 case at 50% fault gets you $50,000. At 51% fault? Zero.

Insurance companies know this. They're using phone records, witness statements, and vehicle data to push your fault percentage over that critical threshold.

If you've been injured in Winter Park, Orlando or anywhere in Florida, understanding how fault is determined could make or break your case. The two-year statute of limitations clock is ticking.

Find out more information here: https://www.cullen-hemphill.com/blog/florida-comparative-negligence-explained/

12/24/2025

Happy Holidays from Cullen & Hemphill!