West Palm Beach Personal Injury Lawyers - Smith, Ivey & Fronrath P.L.

The City of West Palm Beach is the county seat of Palm Beach County. It's the "Big City" of the northern most county in "South Florida". While the economy in most of the United States was slow in 2008, West Palm was ranked at # 4 in the Best Performing Cities Report from the Milken Institute. The city's population currently tips the scale at just over 100,000 and south Florida itself has a little over 5 million.

With a bustling economy and a central location in the busy transportation corridor of Florida, West Palm Beach has a significant number of personal injury cases caused by negligence. Civil trial attorneys at the Law Offices of Smith, Ivey & Fronrath, P.L. serve the victims of these kinds of personal injury accidents, as well as wrongful death cases, car and truck accidents, boating accidents, and product liability where someone is seriously hurt because of a faulty or dangerous product.

The Law Offices of Smith, Ivey & Fronrath P.L. are unique among West Palm Beach personal injury lawyers in the personal focus for their clients and the individual care they put into each relationship. While there are bigger law firms in town, it is difficult for them to put as much personal legal savvy into a case. Take for example a West Palm motorcycle accident requiring an investigation and collection of eye witness accounts and police reports and dozens of interactions with insurance companies and local courts. Smith, Ivey & Fronrath are very experienced in all the best practices for handling personal injury cases. It may be a "slip and fall" incident or a car crash with a tractor trailer leading to a wrongful death tragedy - whatever the circumstances Smith, Ivey & Fronrath have total commitment to their clients symbolized by the moto "fighting for the justice of the injured.". If you have a car accident in West Palm and it was caused by the negligence of another, you can call the attorneys at Smith, Ivey & Fronrath right now for a free consultation.

A little more on the history of West Palm Beach... all over South Florida there are streets named after the founder of West Palm, Mr. Henry Flagler. He originally purchased the property that now makes up the town for workers that he employed at hotels on nearby Palm Island. Flagler originally intended to terminate the Florida East Coast Railroad in West Palm Beach, but he later extended the rails down to Miami and both cities thrived competitively.

West Palm's city architecture has seen some ups and downs over the years.  There have been periods where as much as 80% of the waterfront commercial properties were vacant and the crime rate is 3 times the national average. Despite those problems in the past, there is a revitalization program in place that has transformed the downtown area and actually decreased the crime rate in some areas as much as 50%. There's a Trump Plaza and the new City Center Project is just stunning and architecturally renowned.

The city of West Palm Beach has home to a lot of famous and influential people including Venus and Serena Williams, Donald Trump, Hank Aaron, Dickey Betts, Joe Namath, Tiger Woods, Burt Reynolds, Tommy Lee Jones, Joey Kramer, Alan Jackson, Rod Stewart, Jimmy Buffett, and George Hamilton along with many others.

Here are some interesting local West Palm Website Links

Official City of West Palm Website   "Capital City of the Palm Beaches"    http://www.cityofwpb.com/

West Palm Beach .com    http://www.westpalmbeach.com/

Treasure Coast - Palm Beach Coverage    http://www.tcoasttalk.com/

Visiting West Palm Beach Florida    from Tripadvisor    http://www.tripadvisor.com/

Palm Beach International Airport in West Palm    http://www.pbia.org/

South Florida Science Museum in West Palm Beach FL    http://www.sfsm.org/

Norton Museum of Art - West Palm Beach FL    http://www.norton.org/

Palm Beach Zoo - West Palm Beach, Florida    http://www.palmbeachzoo.org/