Hiring a criminal defense attorney is crucial because your rights, freedom, and future are at stake. The legal system is complex, and a knowledgeable attorney helps you navigate it while protecting your rights from the moment you’re arrested. They analyze your case, challenge evidence, and work toward the best possible outcome—whether through negotiation or trial. The earlier an attorney is involved, the more options they have to help.
You can learn more on our Criminal Defense page.
Not always. Most personal injury cases settle without going to court. However, court may be necessary if the at-fault party or their insurer refuses to pay fair value, if facts are disputed, or if complex legal issues arise. If litigation becomes necessary, we’ll represent you every step of the way with a dedicated legal and medical team.
See how we handle cases on our Personal Injury page.
Look for experience, reputation, local knowledge, and communication. At Mowrey Law, our team includes former prosecutors who understand both sides of the courtroom. Read reviews, ask about local experience, and make sure the attorney is responsive and trustworthy. Choosing the right attorney is about finding someone who listens, explains, and truly advocates for you. Meet our legal team on the Our Team page.
To determine if you have a valid claim, we examine four legal elements: duty, breach, causation, and damages. If someone failed to act safely, caused your injury, and you’ve suffered damages, we may be able to help. From there, we begin a thorough investigation and work to resolve your case. If needed, we’ll take it to court to fight for your rights.
You can reach out to us directly through our Contact page to discuss your situation.
The criminal process begins with an arrest or summons, followed by your first appearance and arraignment. Your attorney will review the evidence, negotiate with the prosecution, and—if necessary—prepare for trial. Throughout the process, we keep you informed and advocate for your best outcome.
For more details, visit our Criminal Defense page.
Costs depend on the severity of the charges and the complexity of your case. For example, traffic ticket defense may cost a few hundred dollars, while felony representation often starts at $5,000. At Mowrey Law, we charge a flat fee with no hidden costs, and we explain all fees up front during your initial consultation.
To learn more about cost and case evaluation, visit our Contact page.
We begin with a consultation to evaluate your claim, followed by a detailed investigation. You’ll receive medical treatment while we gather evidence. When treatment concludes, we issue a demand based on your damages. Most claims settle at this point, but we’re fully prepared to litigate if necessary.
Learn more about our process on the Personal Injury page.
If you’ve been injured in an accident, timing is everything—Florida has strict deadlines for filing claims, and waiting too long can mean lost evidence, fading witness memories, and missing your right to compensation entirely. Insurance adjusters may pressure you to settle quickly for far less than your claim is worth before you’ve finished treatment or fully understand your damages. Contact a personal injury attorney as soon as possible to protect your rights, preserve evidence, and ensure you receive the full recovery you deserve.
Civil litigation resolves disputes between people, businesses, and organizations, and Mowery Law Firm specializes in construction litigation—including project delays, defective workmanship, and contractor disputes—where reputations, livelihoods, and community relationships are at stake. With extensive experience in high-stakes, multi-million dollar cases, the firm has the knowledge and strategy to spot critical details and handle both straightforward disputes and complex litigation.
Facing criminal charges in Florida? What you don’t know about the legal system can hurt you—complex court rules, critical deadlines, and seemingly minor mistakes can lead to serious consequences. Hiring an experienced criminal defense attorney as soon as possible protects your rights, strengthens your case, and can mean the difference between reduced charges, dismissal, or a favorable outcome.
Arrested for a DUI in St. Johns County, Florida? The decisions you make in the hours and days following your arrest can have lasting consequences, including a critical 10-day window to challenge your license suspension and escalating penalties based on factors like BAC and prior offenses. Working with an experienced local attorney who knows the St. Johns County court system and understands both the criminal case and administrative process can make all the difference in protecting your rights and achieving the best possible outcome.