Common questions
Straight answers about how Justo works and how to find the right accident lawyer in Miami — in English or Spanish. This is general information, not legal advice.
Is Justo a law firm?
- No. Justo is not a law firm and does not give legal advice. It's a free service that connects people injured in an accident, or facing a traffic ticket, to vetted independent Florida law firms. You describe what happened, see the firms that can take your case, and choose one yourself.
Does Justo cost anything?
- No. Justo is always free for you. Law firms pay a flat monthly subscription to receive prepared case information. No fee is ever tied to your case, its outcome, or how much it may be worth.
How does Justo decide which firms I see?
- On objective facts only: the kind of case (like a car accident), your location, the language you prefer, and which firms are available. Justo never judges how strong or valuable your case is. You see the firms that fit and pick the one you want.
How do I find a bilingual, Spanish-speaking accident lawyer in Miami?
- You can ask for a Spanish-speaking attorney when you call a firm, or use a free service like Justo: describe what happened in English or Spanish, see vetted Miami-area firms that work in your language, and choose one. Every step of Justo works in both languages.
What does a car accident lawyer cost in Florida?
- Many Florida personal-injury attorneys work on a contingency fee — their fee is a percentage of any recovery, set out in a written agreement before you hire them. Fees and terms vary by firm, so ask each one directly. This is general information, not legal or financial advice. Finding a firm through Justo is free.
Where is Justo available?
- Justo is starting in the Miami-Dade area and works with law firms across Florida. Which firms you see depends on your location and the kind of help you need.