Your child. Your spouse. Your loved one. While a hotel ignored its broken gate, while an HOA skipped its safety inspection, while an apartment manager turned a blind eye to a missing fence — a life was changed forever. JDLE Lawyers makes negligent property owners pay for what they let happen. Over $401 million+ recovered for Florida families.
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State statute (Ch. 515) requires fences, self-latching gates, alarms, and anti-entrapment devices. When these are missing or defective, it's negligence per se.
HOAs, hotels, and landlords will point to 'swim at your own risk' signs and warning labels. We prove the legal duty they owed — and the breach that caused the tragedy.
Anoxic brain injuries from near-drownings require decades of care. The settlement needs to account for a lifetime — not a snapshot. We bring in the experts who can calculate it.
"After my accident, I didn't know where to turn. The bills were mounting and I felt completely alone. Then I called JDLE Lawyers."— Carla M., Accident Victim
For over 20 years, attorney Jimmy De La Espriella has been one of Miami's most aggressive personal injury trial lawyers. He's not just your lawyer — he's the fighter insurance companies fear.
Every case is prepared as if it's going to trial. That reputation alone forces insurance companies to offer higher settlements.
Unlike most firms, Jimmy personally takes client calls. You're never just a case number — you're family.
These are not just numbers — they represent lives changed, families supported, and justice served.
A family devastated by negligence received the largest wrongful death settlement in the county that year.
Rear-end collisions, T-bone crashes, hit-and-runs — we handle every type of car accident case.
18-wheelers cause catastrophic damage. We take on the trucking companies and their insurers.
Riders deserve equal protection. We fight for full compensation for your injuries and bike damage.
Property owners must keep their premises safe. We hold negligent owners accountable.
Traumatic brain injuries change lives forever. We pursue maximum compensation for long-term care.
No amount of money replaces a loved one. But we'll fight to secure your family's future.
When healthcare providers fail their duty of care, we hold them accountable for their negligence.
Industrial injuries, construction accidents — you deserve more than just workers' comp.
No complicated process. No confusing legal jargon. Just results.
Tell us what happened. We'll evaluate your case, explain your options, and give you an honest assessment — all at no cost.
Our team investigates, gathers evidence, handles all paperwork, and negotiates aggressively with insurance companies on your behalf.
Whether through settlement or trial, we fight until you receive the full compensation you deserve for your injuries.
"Jimmy relentlessly fights for the injured and delivers results. One of the few attorneys I've encountered that will answer his phone personally. Not only a great attorney but a very compassionate person."
"Amazing handling my motorcycle accident. Very communicative throughout the entire process. Got us paid well and all health expenses covered."
"Absolutely the best customer service and counsel. Very responsive with attention to detail. The outcome was favorable beyond my expectations."
In Florida, property owners and operators have a legal duty to maintain pools safely under Chapter 515 of the Florida Statutes. This includes fencing, self-latching gates, pool alarms, and compliance with the federal Virginia Graeme Baker Pool and Spa Safety Act. When they fail, they can be held liable for drownings and near-drownings — including HOAs, management companies, hotels, and landlords.
Florida does not require lifeguards at most residential pools, but the lack of supervision doesn't absolve the property owner. Required safety measures — fencing, gates, alarms, and anti-entrapment devices — still apply. Additionally, many commercial pools that advertise 'no lifeguard on duty' are still required to meet specific safety standards.
Yes. Florida's Wrongful Death Act allows surviving spouses, children, and parents to recover damages including lost support, loss of companionship, mental pain and suffering, and medical and funeral expenses. These cases are emotionally complex — we've helped families through this and will guide you with care.
Near-drownings that cause anoxic brain injury often result in lifetime disability requiring 24/7 care. These cases demand life care plans, economists, and neuropsychologists — the same expert network we use in traumatic brain injury cases. The financial stakes are in the millions because the lifetime care costs are too.
For wrongful death claims, Florida law generally gives two years from the date of death. For personal injury cases involving near-drowning survivors, the statute is also two years. However, many pool-accident cases involve minor children, which can extend certain filing deadlines — we'll evaluate the specific timing rules for your situation.
Completely free. We'll listen to what happened, review any evidence or reports you have, and give you an honest assessment. If we don't think you have a case, we'll tell you. If we do, we take the case on contingency — you pay nothing unless we win.
When you hire JDLE Lawyers, you don't just get one attorney — you get an entire team of legal professionals dedicated to your case. From investigation to negotiation to trial, every member of our team plays a role in securing the best possible outcome for you.
Evidence disappears. Witnesses forget. Deadlines expire. Don't let the insurance companies win by running out the clock. Take the first step right now — it costs you nothing.
