Gordon & Doner personal injury attorneys represent the people, not the powerful.
Gordon & Doner speaks for ordinary people when extraordinary circumstances force major tragedy into their lives, such as devastating injuries, neglectful accidents, or wrongful procedures! Manufacturers, doctors, insurance companies and most big businesses usually have quality-seasoned attorneys at their service – Gordon & Doner can deal with them and represent YOU!
Gordon & Doner believes that our system of justice works at its best when skilled attorneys with current resources on both sides, prepare and try a case. The goal of the personal injury attorneys at Gordon & Doner is to level the playing field between the powerful and the people of St. Lucie County, Florida.
You are invited to contact a Gordon & Doner attorney to determine the positive help we can provide. Call us at 1-800-659-1159, or contact us online, so we can determine the merits of your case. We will be able to provide basic answers about your circumstances. Prior to proceeding with any legal matter, a Gordon & Doner lawyer will thoroughly investigate your options.
Can I afford to engage in a legal battle with an insurance company? No, you can’t, but we can. The Gordon & Doner law firm serves the residents of St. Lucie County, Florida by advancing all costs associated with pursuing your personal injury case. If our litigation for you is successful, we get a percentage of the total monies recovered and are repaid our costs from there. If we are unable to recover anything for you, then we are paid nothing and we do not ask you to repay any of our costs.
Should you, or a member of your family, be seriously injured, you deserve to have your situation evaluated by an experienced and well trained legal professional who is familiar with serving the residents of St. Lucie County, Florida. Gordon & Doner is known for successful results in handling a wide variety of personal injury claims including, brain injuries, wrongful death, medical malpractice, nursing home injuries, tractor trailer / truck accidents and consumer product injury lawsuits.
St. Lucie County, Florida is served by the 19th Judicial Circuit of Florida. The 19th Judicial Circuit of Florida also serves Martin County, Indian River County and Okeechobee County. The St. Lucie County Circuit Court and the The County Court of St. Lucie County are located at St. Lucie County Courthouse, 4132 Okeechobee Road, Fort Pierce, FL 34947. The County Court of St. Luice County is also located at South County Annex, 250 N.W. Country Club Drive, Port St Lucie, FL 34986.
The 19th Judicial Circuit has established a Unified Family Court which is a fully integrated, comprehensive approach to handling all cases involving children and families. St. Lucie County has an adult felony and misdemeanor drug court, as well as a juvenile drug court. The 19th Judicial Circuit has also established a Mental Health Court in St. Lucie County. The Mediation Program of the 19th Judicial Circuit offers small claims mediation, county civil mediation and family mediation. The St. Lucie County Florida Court Directory provides online court records and other free court resources.
Most notable about St. Lucie County's population is that it has grown by more than 35% to 260,938 from 192,695 in just under 7 years. Those opting for a laid back and relaxing lifestyle and an appreciation for cultural and artistic endeavors include the unincorporated communities of Ft. Pierce North, Ft. Pierce South, Indian River Estates, Lakewood Park, and White City, as well as the incorporated Ft. Pierce, Port St. Lucie, and the Village of St. Lucie. There are no giant industrial revolutions going on here -- just an appreciation of the American dream and a love of the natural ocean and beach settings that abound here on Florida’s east coast, just far enough away from the big tourist attractions to not have to yield to them.
St. Lucie County is well know as the birthplace of the U.S. Navy SEAL program and will long be remembered as such due to the Seal Museum location in Fort Pierce. It is the only museum in the world dedicated exclusively to the elite warriors of Naval Special Warfare. Tropical gardens abound in this state but one of the more remarkable ones is located in St. Lucie County at the Heathcote Botanical Garden.
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St. Lucie County, FL IN THE NEWS
St. Lucie's unemployment rises again, fourth highest in Florida (Indian River Press Journal)
St. Lucie County’s unemployment rate rose in January to 14.9 percent, tied for the fourth highest in the state.The surge up from 14.2 percent in December means another 914 people in the county lost jobs, bringing the total number of people unemployed and actively seeking work to 18,396 people.For the Treasure Coast as a whole, unempl
Foreclosures jump sharply in St. Lucie, Martin, ease in Indian River (Stuart News)
Foreclosure activity eased in February in Indian River County, but jumped sharply in St. Lucie and Martin counties, RealtyTrac’s monthly report released Thursday shows.The increases of 69.4 percent in St. Lucie County and 51.9 percent in Martin County contributed to a 15 percent increase statewide that bucked the national trend in which
What a weekend: Events in St. Lucie County March 11-14 (St. Lucie News Tribune)
Into every life, a little rain must fall; and it looks like we’ll be getting ours Thursday and/or Friday . But Saturday and Sunday are shaping up to be beautiful, with lots of sunshine and pleasant temps. So if you’re planning an early St. Patrick’s Day celebration, remember: Ireland didn’t become the Emerald Isle without some precipitation. (
Perfect weather helps St. Lucie County Fair end on a high note (St. Lucie News Tribune)
ST. LUCIE COUNTY — Kassidy Van Horn hopped out of a swing on the popular Wave Swinger at the St. Lucie County Fair on Sunday as she and her brother Kody, 8, worked their way around the rides on the midway.Unable to persuade her dad, Kevin Van Horn, to let her ride again, 10-year-old Kassidy gazed out over the next set of rides and sai
St. Lucie development land reverts to farming — organic style (St. Lucie News Tribune)
ST. LUCIE COUNTY — These days it is not unusual to hear about farmland being paved over and homes or shopping centers erected. But in an unusual twist, the owner of one piece of farmland destined for development here took a U-turn and is putting it back into agriculture.“My dad bought land on Russakis Road seven years ago and planned t
