Overview
Mausner Group Injury Lawyers is a personal injury firm based in Miami, Florida, representing injured people and grieving families across the state. The firm was founded by Eric J. Mausner, a former Miami-Dade County prosecutor, and that background shapes how every file is handled. Cases are investigated, documented and prepared for trial from the first day of representation.
Two Mausner Group attorneys are recognized in The Best Lawyers in America® 2027 for Personal Injury Litigation - Plaintiffs: Eric J. Mausner, recognized since 2025, and Justin M. Guido, recognized since 2027. The firm also holds three Best Law Firms® awards.
The types of cases we handle include auto and rideshare crashes, commercial trucking collisions, maritime and cruise ship injuries, boating and jet ski accidents, premises liability, negligent security, civil sexual assault claims, construction accidents, catastrophic injury and wrongful death. The firm maintains a focused maritime practice rooted in PortMiami and represents clients throughout Florida, with roughly 99 percent of clients signing remotely.
Mausner Group operates from offices in Miami, Doral, Palmetto Bay and Fort Lauderdale, with an additional office in New York. Attorneys at the firm are admitted in Florida, New York, New Jersey and Washington, D.C. The firm answers 24 hours a day at 305-344-4878 and offers a Free Case Review.
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About Our Clients
Mausner Group represents individuals and families, never insurance companies or corporate defendants. Clients come to the firm after serious crashes, falls, assaults and losses that disrupt income, health and family stability.
Intake is selective. The firm takes cases it can prepare thoroughly rather than carrying high file volume, and clients work directly with an attorney rather than an intake call center. Consultations are free and representation is handled on a contingency fee basis. The firm communicates with clients in English and Spanish and answers 24 hours a day.
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Practice Areas
- Bicycle AccidentsBicycle crash claims involving drivers who fail to yield, dooring incidents and unsafe roadway conditions. Florida law grants cyclists the rights and duties of vehicle operators under Fla. Stat. § 316.2065. See the firm's bicycle accident page.
- Boating accidentsBoating collision and passenger injury claims on Florida waters, including operator negligence, overloading and failure to carry required safety equipment. Boating claims may fall under state law or federal maritime law depending on where the incident occurred.
- Burn InjuriesBurn injury claims arising from crashes, defective products, electrical failures and unsafe premises conditions. Severe burns involve staged reconstructive surgery over years, which makes premature settlement a significant risk.
- Car AccidentsCar accident claims across Miami-Dade, Broward and statewide Florida. Florida's PIP statute, Fla. Stat. § 627.736, requires initial medical treatment within 14 days of a crash to access benefits. See the firm's car accident page.
- Catastrophic InjuryCatastrophic injury claims involving traumatic brain injury, spinal cord damage, severe burns and amputation. These cases require life care planning and economic modeling to document future medical needs and lost earning capacity rather than past bills alone. Review recent case results.
- Construction AccidentsConstruction site injury claims involving falls from height, struck-by incidents, crane and scaffolding failures and defective equipment. Third-party liability claims against general contractors, subcontractors and equipment manufacturers proceed separately from any workers' compensation benefits. See the firm's construction accident page.
- Drunk Driving AccidentsDrunk driving crash claims brought on behalf of injured people and surviving families. Florida's dram shop statute, Fla. Stat. § 768.125, permits claims against a vendor who knowingly served a habitually addicted person or anyone under 21, which can open a second source of recovery beyond the impaired driver's policy limits.
- MaritimeMaritime and cruise ship injury claims arising from PortMiami and Florida waters, including passenger injuries, boating collisions and jet ski accidents. Maritime claims carry shortened contractual filing deadlines and forum selection clauses printed on the passenger ticket that differ sharply from standard Florida deadlines. See the firm's cruise ship and boating injury page.
- Motorcycle AccidentMotorcycle crash claims across Florida. Motorcyclists are not covered by Florida's PIP framework the way drivers are, which changes how medical treatment gets paid for and makes liability coverage central from the first day. Learn more about motorcycle accident claims.
- Pedestrian AccidentsPedestrian injury claims involving crosswalk collisions, parking lot incidents and hit-and-run crashes. Pedestrian cases often turn on uninsured motorist coverage the injured person did not realize applied to them. See the firm's pedestrian accident page.
- Personal Injury Litigation - Plaintiffs
Personal injury representation for injured people and surviving families throughout Florida. Founding partner Eric J. Mausner is a former Miami-Dade County prosecutor, and the firm prepares each case for trial rather than for a quick settlement. Review the types of cases we handle.
- Premises LiabilityPremises liability claims involving dangerous property conditions, inadequate maintenance and unsafe walkways at stores, restaurants, hotels and apartment complexes throughout Florida. Surveillance footage at most Miami businesses is overwritten within 30 days, so evidence preservation cannot wait. See the firm's premises liability page.
- Product Liability Litigation - PlaintiffsProduct liability claims involving defective design, manufacturing defects and inadequate warnings. These cases turn on design history, testing records and what the manufacturer knew about prior failures. Learn more about product liability claims.
- Rear-End Collision AccidentsRear-end collision claims across Florida. The rear driver is presumed negligent under Florida law, but that presumption can be rebutted by sudden unexpected stops, mechanical failure or a chain-reaction impact, which is why crash reconstruction matters in multi-vehicle collisions.
- Rideshare / Lyft & Uber AccidentsUber and Lyft accident claims involving passengers, other drivers, cyclists and pedestrians. Coverage depends on which phase of the ride the driver was in at the moment of the crash, which determines whether the platform's commercial policy applies. Learn more about Uber and Lyft accident claims.
- Security NegligenceNegligent security claims against apartment complexes, bars, hotels, parking garages and event venues where inadequate lighting, broken access controls or absent security personnel created the conditions for an assault. Prior criminal activity at or near the property is often central to proving foreseeability. See the firm's negligent security page.
- Sexual AssaultCivil sexual assault and harassment claims brought on behalf of survivors against the individuals and businesses whose negligence created the opportunity for harm, including hotels, short-term rental operators and property owners. These civil claims proceed independently of any criminal prosecution. Learn more about civil sexual assault claims.
- Slip and Fall
Slip and fall claims against business establishments fall under Fla. Stat. § 768.0755, which requires proof the property owner had actual or constructive knowledge of the hazardous condition. Constructive knowledge is usually established through the length of time the hazard existed or a pattern of recurring conditions. Read about average slip and fall settlement amounts in Florida.
- Spinal Cord InjurySpinal cord injury claims involving herniation, fusion surgery, partial paralysis and permanent mobility loss. These cases require future care modeling rather than a tally of past medical bills.
- Traumatic Brain InjuryTraumatic brain injury claims arising from crashes, falls and assaults. Mild TBI is frequently missed in emergency room records because imaging appears normal, and documenting cognitive and behavioral changes through treating providers and family witnesses is often what establishes the severity of the injury.
- Truck AccidentsCommercial trucking claims involving 18-wheelers, delivery vehicles and Amazon contractor fleets. These cases require immediate preservation of electronic logging device data and carrier maintenance records before routine retention periods expire. See the firm's truck accident page.
- Wrongful DeathWrongful death claims brought under Florida's Wrongful Death Act, Fla. Stat. § 768.16 through § 768.26. Claims must be brought by the personal representative of the estate on behalf of surviving family members, which makes early probate coordination part of the case. See the firm's wrongful death page.