From highway truck collisions to defective products and insurance companies that will not pay — we represent injured people across the Florida Panhandle.
A personal injury claim is not just a form to fill out. It is a dispute with a company whose business model depends on paying you as little as possible.
The Price Law Firm handles the entire claim: preserving the evidence, identifying every party who may be responsible, documenting the full extent of your medical treatment and lost income, and pressing the insurer for a number that reflects what actually happened to you. If they will not get there, we file suit.
Below are the five kinds of cases we take. If you are not sure which describes yours — or whether you have a claim at all — call 850-215-2195. The consultation is free.
What is recoverable in any specific case depends on the facts, the injuries, and the insurance coverage available.
Five focused practice areas. Click through for what each involves and how these claims are built.
Commercial trucks are governed by federal safety rules, and more than one company may share the blame for a crash.
Most injury claims start with an insurance adjuster whose job is to pay you as little as possible.
When an injury changes the rest of your life, the claim has to account for the rest of your life.
A product that hurts you when used normally can make its manufacturer, distributor or retailer liable.
A denial or a lowball offer is an opening position, not the final word on what your claim is worth.
Cancer and serious illness linked to "forever chemicals" in drinking water, firefighting foam and everyday products.
Beyond injury work, the firm represents Panhandle homeowners and businesses whose hurricane and property damage claims have been denied, delayed or underpaid — an area where Bill Price has recovered $50 million in disputed coverage.
Property & Hurricane Insurance Claims
Our office is here on W. 23rd St., serving Bay County and the surrounding Panhandle.
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Tourist traffic and seasonal congestion make Front Beach Road and Highway 98 high-risk corridors.
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Serving Escambia County injury clients from our Panama City office.
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Representing Leon County clients hurt in crashes on I-10, Capital Circle and Apalachee Parkway.
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Highway 98 tourist traffic, rental vehicles and harbor activity drive Okaloosa County injury claims.
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Jackson County sits on the I-10 freight corridor, where truck crashes are a constant risk.
View MariannaWe also represent clients in: Lynn Haven · Callaway · Mexico Beach · Chipley · Port St. Joe · Crestview · Defuniak Springs · Bonifay · Freeport · Gulf Breeze. Not sure whether we cover your area? Call 850-215-2195 and ask.
Bill Price handles your case himself — the consultation, the negotiation, and the courtroom.
Find out where you stand at no cost and with no obligation to hire us.
We practice in this part of Florida. We know these roads, these courts, and these insurers.
When you call with a question, you reach the attorney working your file.
Representative results Bill Price has obtained for injured clients.
In settlements against a negligent corporation for multiple injuries.
Recovered in disputed property insurance coverage.
Settlement against a trucking company after a collision left the client paralyzed.
Settlement against a restaurant and subcontractor after a propane tank discharge caused severe burns.
Settlement against a trucking company for a serious back injury requiring multiple surgeries.
Settlement against a trucking company for a traumatic amputation of two toes.
Settlement against two motor vehicle insurers for serious back injuries.
Settlement against a farm operation after a motorcycle collision caused a back injury.
Settlement with two motor vehicle insurers for a traumatic brain injury.
Settlement against a resort where a juvenile wheelchair user sustained a skull fracture on non-compliant stairs.
Settlement against an individual for injuries sustained in a skiing collision.
Tell us what happened. Your initial consultation is free, and there is no obligation to hire us.
The consultation is free. Injury work is handled on a contingency fee — the attorney is paid out of any recovery rather than billing you month by month, and there is no fee unless we win.
The fee agreement is explained in full before you sign it.
For most negligence claims arising on or after March 24, 2023, Florida sets a two-year statute of limitations; before that date, a four-year period generally applied. Wrongful death claims run two years, and claims involving a government entity require written notice far sooner.
Deadlines turn on the specific facts and dates of your case, so please do not rely on a general rule. Call 850-215-2195 and we will confirm which deadline applies to you.
Get medical attention, even if you think you are fine — adrenaline masks injuries, and a delay in treatment gives the insurer an argument that you were not really hurt. Report the crash so there is an official record. Photograph everything: vehicle positions, damage, skid marks, road conditions, and your visible injuries. Collect witness names and numbers.
Then be careful. Do not give a recorded statement to the other side's insurer, and do not sign a medical authorization or a release before an attorney has looked at it.
Most do not. The large majority of injury claims resolve through settlement. But the settlements that reflect real value come from cases the other side believes are trial-ready, so we prepare every file that way. You decide whether to accept an offer — we give you our recommendation, and the call is yours.
It depends chiefly on your medical treatment. A claim should not be settled until your condition has stabilized enough to know what the long-term picture looks like — settling early can mean signing away the right to compensation for a problem that turns out to be permanent.
Straightforward claims can resolve in a few months. Serious injury cases, disputed liability, or cases that go into litigation take considerably longer. We will give you a realistic estimate once we have seen the file rather than a number designed to sound good.
You may still have a path to recovery. Florida drivers can carry uninsured/underinsured motorist (UM/UIM) coverage on their own policy, which is designed for exactly this situation, and there may be other applicable policies — a resident relative's coverage, an employer's policy if the at-fault driver was working, or a commercial policy.
Finding every available layer of coverage is part of the investigation. Read more on our insurance claims page.
We are on W. 23rd Street in Panama City, and we serve clients throughout the Florida Panhandle.