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Grande Law is a boutique criminal defense and personal injury law firm with offices in Miami, FL and Steamboat Springs, CO. Founded by managing partners Stacy Marczak-Grande and Danny Grande, they bring over 40 years of combined legal experience across criminal defense, family law, personal injury, civil litigation, and property damage claims.
What separates Grande Law from larger firms is straightforward: when you call, Danny or Stacy picks up. Not an AI, not an assistant, not a paralegal. That 24/7 direct attorney access is not a marketing line — it is how the firm operates every day.
Most people who call us after an injury have no idea what they are actually entitled to. Insurance adjusters count on that. The first offer they put in front of you is almost never the full picture, and once you sign, the conversation is over. Florida law allows injured victims to pursue two categories of damages from the party responsible for their injuries.
The concrete, documentable losses from your injury: current and future medical expenses, rehabilitation costs, lost wages, and lost earning capacity. Property damage also falls here.
Harder to quantify but just as real: pain and suffering, emotional distress, mental anguish, and loss of enjoyment of life are all compensable under Florida law.
Florida overhauled its fault rules in 2023. If you are found more than 50% responsible, you cannot recover. Below that threshold, your recovery is reduced by your percentage of fault.
In cases involving gross negligence or intentional misconduct, Florida courts may award punitive damages. We will tell you honestly early on whether your case warrants pursuing them.
Grande Law handles the full range of personal injury cases across Miami-Dade and surrounding South Florida communities. Every case is managed directly by Danny or Stacy. You will always know who is working on your file and where things stand.
Miami’s roads are among the most dangerous in Florida. Whether you were hit on I-95, the Palmetto Expressway, or a local intersection, we handle liability disputes, insurance negotiations, and litigation when a fair settlement is not on the table.
Commercial truck collisions involve federal trucking regulations, multiple liable parties, and aggressive defense teams dispatched by carriers. We know how to investigate these cases and build them properly from the start.
Motorcyclists are disproportionately blamed after crashes, even when they are not at fault. We push back on that narrative with evidence, and we know the Florida statutes that apply specifically to motorcycle riders.
Dangerous property conditions — wet floors, broken stairs, inadequate security, pool hazards — are the basis of premises liability claims. If you were injured on someone else’s property in Miami, we examine what the owner knew and when they knew it.
Workers’ compensation is not always your only option after a workplace injury. If a third party’s negligence contributed to what happened, you may have a separate civil claim running alongside a workers’ comp case.
Losing someone because another party was careless is devastating. Florida’s wrongful death statute allows surviving family members to pursue claims for funeral expenses, lost financial support, and loss of companionship.
Spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries, amputations, and severe burns change everything, financially and medically. We build these cases to account for what the rest of your life actually looks like.
As a firm licensed in both Florida and Colorado, we handle ski and snowboard accident cases in Colorado resorts involving Florida residents or clients who need dual-state legal representation.
Cyclists and pedestrians hit by vehicles in Miami often face drivers and insurers who minimize their injuries and their rights. Florida law gives you meaningful protections. We make sure they are used.
Slip and fall cases live or die on documentation. We move quickly to secure surveillance footage, maintenance logs, witness accounts, and incident reports before they disappear.
Call us and we will tell you directly. If someone else’s negligence caused your injury, we want to hear what happened.
The personal injury process has a reputation for being long and confusing. Some of that is unavoidable. But a lot of the confusion comes from not knowing what is actually happening and why at each stage. That is something we fix from the first call.
Get medical attention right away, even if you think the injury is minor. Report the incident to the police, property manager, or your employer. Document everything: photos, witness names, your own account. Do not give a recorded statement to an insurance company before speaking with an attorney.
Florida tightened its statute of limitations for personal injury claims in 2023. You now have two years from the date of injury to file a lawsuit. Delay hurts cases in concrete ways — witnesses become harder to locate, footage gets overwritten. The sooner you call, the more we have to work with.
Once you retain us, we gather police reports, medical records, and insurance policies, secure expert witnesses where needed, obtain surveillance footage and accident reconstruction reports, and document your damages comprehensively.
Most cases settle before trial. We send a formal demand package once treatment is complete or your condition has stabilized. If the response is reasonable, we negotiate. If it is not, we file. We do not threaten to litigate and then back down.
Miami-Dade County courts are busy, and civil cases can take one to three years to reach trial if they go that far. Most do not. When trial is the right path, we prepare every case as if a jury will hear it.
Call us and we will walk you through exactly what stage your claim is in and what happens next.
Miami is not a generic personal injury market. The legal landscape here has specific characteristics that affect how cases are built, negotiated, and tried. Attorneys who do not practice here regularly may not account for all of them.
I-95, the Dolphin Expressway, U.S. 1, and the Brickell corridor are among the most accident-prone roads in the state. We know how Miami-Dade crash reports are written and how local insurance adjusters operate in this market.
Miami is one of the most bilingual cities in the country. Insurance companies sometimes use this against injured claimants. We handle cases in English and Spanish, and we know when a settlement is being lowballed.
Miami is home to the busiest cruise port in the world. Injuries on cruise ships fall under federal maritime law, with shorter filing deadlines and venue requirements that route cases through federal court in Miami.
Miami’s volume of Uber and Lyft rides, rental vehicles, scooters, and tourist foot traffic creates a high frequency of multi-party liability situations. We sort through who is responsible before it becomes a problem later in the case.
Florida requires drivers to carry PIP insurance, covering the first $10,000 in medical expenses regardless of fault. If your injuries exceed that threshold, you retain the right to pursue a third-party claim against the at-fault driver.
Large personal injury firms in Miami run high volume. Cases move through teams of paralegals and junior associates, and the attorney whose name is on the door may not know yours. Grande Law works differently, and the clients who come to us are usually the ones who have already figured out that difference matters.
Danny or Stacy answers every call personally. No AI, no assistant, no receptionist routing you to a queue.
Between Stacy Marczak-Grande and Danny Grande, the firm brings four decades of courtroom and negotiation experience to every case.
A track record built on outcomes, not volume.
Real results for real clients across Florida, Colorado, and Illinois.
If your case crosses state lines or involves federal jurisdiction, we are already licensed to handle it.
You are not a case number. You will know exactly who is working on your file, what is happening, and why.
Every case is different, but our record reflects how hard we fight for each client.
Results depend on the specific facts of each case. Past results do not guarantee or predict a similar outcome in any future case.
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Every personal injury case at Grande Law follows the same five-phase approach. No hand-offs, no surprises, no wondering where things stand.
You call, Danny or Stacy answers. We listen to what happened, ask the right questions, and give you an honest read on your case. No charge, no obligation. If we take your case, you pay nothing unless we recover.
We move quickly to secure surveillance footage, police and incident reports, medical records, witness statements, and expert analysis when needed. Evidence has a shelf life — we start building the file immediately.
Your health comes first. We document every expense, every limitation, and every way this injury has affected your life — both current costs and those projected into the future.
Once your condition has stabilized, we prepare a comprehensive demand package and present it to the at-fault party’s insurer. We negotiate hard and do not bluff about going to trial.
If the insurer meets our standard, we settle and get you paid. If they do not, we file and prepare for court. Either way, nothing gets signed without your full understanding and agreement.
“Danny has been a Godsend. He’s a passionate attorney who was always on point and compassionately guided me through all stages of my case. I consider him more than my attorney, something closer to family. If you are in the market for an attorney, please do not hesitate to hire Danny and his staff. He is truly an amazing human being who runs an exceptional law firm.”
“I have been searching for representation for 6 months and was about to give up. After speaking with her she was understanding and agreed to help. After a lengthy conference call I knew that I had someone in my corner who had my back. We have been in communication daily, answering all my questions, not leaving me confused or in the dark about anything.”
“They are a blessing, and a team you want on your side. I needed representation last minute, and they were on it. Very good at explaining, and answering any questions I had. It allowed me to breathe, knowing they had my back. Highly recommended.”
Common questions about personal injury claims in Florida and how we work.
It depends on the complexity of the case and whether it settles or goes to trial. Cases that resolve through negotiation can close in a few months to a year. Cases that proceed to litigation in Miami-Dade County courts can take two to three years given court scheduling. We give you a realistic timeline early, not a number designed to make you feel good about signing.
Possibly. Under Florida’s modified comparative negligence law, revised in 2023, you can still recover damages if you are 50% or less at fault for your injury, though your recovery is reduced by your percentage of fault. If you are found more than 50% responsible, you cannot recover. How fault is assigned in the investigation matters enormously, which is why we start documenting your side of the story immediately.
Yes. Immigration status does not affect your right to pursue a personal injury claim in Florida. If you were injured due to someone else’s negligence, you are entitled to compensation regardless of your documentation status. We handle these cases with full confidentiality.
Negligence means someone failed to act with reasonable care, and that failure caused your injury. To win a personal injury case in Florida, we need to show that the other party owed you a duty of care, that they breached that duty, and that the breach directly caused your damages. Most personal injury cases — car accidents, slip and falls, premises liability — are built on this framework.
Almost never. The first offer is almost always below what the case is actually worth. Insurance companies make initial offers before your full medical picture is clear, and they count on claimants not knowing what they are entitled to. Once you accept and sign a release, the case is closed permanently. Talk to an attorney before you respond to any offer.
Grande Law handles personal injury cases on a contingency fee basis. You pay nothing upfront and nothing out of pocket throughout the case. Our fee is a percentage of the recovery. If we do not win, you owe nothing. We explain the exact percentage and what it covers before you sign anything.
Two years from the date of injury, following Florida’s 2023 statutory change. Some exceptions apply: cases involving government entities have shorter deadlines, and the clock can start differently in cases where an injury was not immediately apparent. Do not assume you have more time than you do. Call us and we will confirm the deadline that applies to your specific situation.
Florida requires drivers to carry minimum insurance, but not all do, and minimum coverage is often not enough for serious injuries. We look at several options: your own uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage, any other liable parties who may have coverage, and in some cases, direct civil action against the at-fault driver. We walk you through all of them before you make any decisions.
Every day you wait, evidence becomes harder to recover and deadlines get closer. Grande Law gives you direct attorney access from the first call, no charge to get started, and no fee unless we win. Danny or Stacy will pick up.
Reach out today — Danny or Stacy will be in touch directly.
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Danny Grande is based in Miami and practices regularly in Miami-Dade courts. Grande Law represents personal injury clients across South Florida and statewide, and when your case requires it, across Colorado and Illinois as well.
Danny is based in Miami and knows these courts.