Compassion Isn’t Just a Word to Us, It’s A Way of Being.

Compassion for our Clients

Founder of Florida Injury Attorneys, Attorney Chelsie Lamie, comes from a family of modest financial means. She understands what it’s like to put in an honest day’s work. Chelsie put herself through college and law school while working multiple jobs. She worked in an assembly line at a factory, putting together boxes; waiting tables at restaurants; and answering phones at doctors’ offices. There is no job beneath her, and there’s no shame in rough hands or tired feet. Chelsie appreciates that her clients come from a wide variety of socio-economic backgrounds and respects her clients for their dedication to their families as they continue to work through the pain to provide for their families.

Compassion For Our Community

Compassion motivates Florida Injury Attorneys to be actively involved in its community. Our attorneys and paralegals are passionate about helping local disadvantaged youth and by providing for the homeless by assembling and distributing ‘compassion bags’ to those in need. Florida Injury Attorneys founder, Attorney Chelsie Lamie understands what it’s like to go through tough personal and financial times because she has been there, having been homeless during portions of her youth.  She is thankful for the many people who inspired and helped her in our journey, and enjoys seeking out opportunities to ‘pay it forward’ and offer a hand up to those walking the path she has traveled.

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Compassion for our Team

Florida Injury Attorneys strives to cultivate a culture of compassion within our law firm. Our unique office policies reward our team for their hard work and dedication which ultimately results in better service and results for our clients.

Chelsie Lamie, Esquire

Founder & Attorney

Bethany Dolezal, Esquire

Litigation Attorney

Nicole Craig, CP

Pre-Litigation Paralegal

I truly love the American Civil Justice system. It is my great pleasure to zealously represent my injured clients in the courtroom. I believe that our right to trial by jury is one of the greatest pillars of democracy and that this process remains necessary to protect the powerless from the powerful and to set standards for responsible behavior in our communities. 

While many clients of other law firms complain of never meeting or speaking with their attorney, I take the time to meet with each of my clients personally at the beginning of their case. I also personally call each of my clients every month while I handle their case to check in with them and answer any questions that they may have. I hope that you will give me the opportunity to sit down with you, to get to know you and to discuss your potential case. I look forward to speaking with you soon.

- Chelsie Lamie

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