Happy New Year

2008 ended with lots of changes for the firm. In addition to acquiring new office space, attorney William Baumann formerly of Morgan & Morgan has joined the firm as an of counsel attorney. Mr. Baumann will continue his focus on helping those injured on the job (Workers' Compensation) and will also handle personal injury matters for the firm. We are pleased to have such a well credentialed and experienced attorney join our team as we look forward to a strong and positive year for the firm and our client's.

New Firm Blog

Attorney Cameron Brumbelow will be hosting a new blog directly on our main website. The blog address will be: http://www.bdlawgroup.com/rss.xml

Attorney Drechsel gets policy limits on Motorcycle Case

After heated negotiations, attorney Josh Drechsel of the Brumbelow Drechsel Law Group convinced an undisclosed carrier to tender its six figure policy limits. The case involved surgery, but both parties had also consumed alcohol earlier that evening creating a comparative negligence situation that would normally require litigation.

Relocation Complete

As of June 2, 2008 our offices have been sucessfully relocated to our new address at 8601 4th St. North #104 in St. Petersburg. While some finishing touches are being added to the suite, the firm can now begin scheduling mediations and depositions in the office again. Clients should contact our office prior to any scheduled events to make sure they have proper directions.

Law firm relocation

The offices of Brumbelow Drechsel Law Group are moving. Click here to read the press release: http://www.prlog.org/10073072-offices-for-brumbelow-drechsel-law-group-are-moving.html

We are Moving!!!

As of Friday May 23, 2008, our offices will be moving to 8601 4th Street North #104, St. Petersburg, FL 33702. The new space should provide enough room for us to add the additional staff we need to serve our client's better and is located on a main road that is easy to find. Any questions about the relocation can be directed to your individual attorney at the office by calling 727-576-6262 or 813-226-8916

Did a business fail to protect your safety?

Often times people are robbed or victimized on the property of someone else's business. The startling side of this is that the business owner is often aware of the danger on the property and fails to do anything to protect their customers. This type of case is called negligent security, and the business can be held liable for knowingly failing to protect you.