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About Law Offices of Keith Ligori
The attorneys at the Law Offices of Keith Ligori are fully committed to providing excellent service and legal representation that is based upon personal contact. They are truly passionate about protecting the rights of accident victims and strive to recover the highest amount of compensation in each and every case they take on. They believe that with aggressive legal counsel and compassionate legal service they can help you recover financially, emotionally and physically.

Keith Ligori was born and raised in Tampa, Florida and attended Jesuit High School where he graduated in 1988.  Keith then attended Loras College in Dubuque, Iowa where he played NCAA Division III football.   While in college, Keith held several leadership positions, such as Vice-President of his sophomore class, President of his junior class and chairman and founder of Loras College's Community Service Day.  He also worked during his Junior year as an assistant to the Public Relations Director of the Dubuque Fighting Saints (Junior A Hockey team) and his Senior year he was hired as the Director of Marketing and Public Relations for the Saints.  During the summer of his junior year he was hired as the Assistant to the Public Relations Director for the Tampa Bay Storm of the Arena Football League.  Upon his graduation in 1992 with a Bachelors of Arts Degree in Sports Administration he returned to Tampa where he worked as the Public Relations Director for the Tampa Bay Storm of the Arena Football League.

Keith then attended Nova Southeastern University Law School where he received his Juris Doctorate degree in 2000.  While in law school he worked as a Law Clerk for the Insurance Defense firm of Hinshaw and Colbertson and as a Certified Legal Intern for the Broward County State Attorney's Office where he tried numerous jury trials and non-jury trials.  While in Law School, Keith was voted by his law school professors as the best trial advocate for his graduating class and a member of the prestigious Order of Barristers.

Upon Keith's graduation form Law School he worked as an assistant Public Defender in Ocala, Florida where he tried numerous cases.  He then moved to the opposite side of the court room and worked for the Hillsborough county State Attorney in Tampa, Florida.  As an Assistant State Attorney, Keith handled thousands of felony and misdemeanor cases and major crimes.  He obtained valuable litigation experience, knowledge and training during his years of working as a prosecutor and public defender.    He is also licensed to practice in the United States Federal District Court in the Middle District of Florida.

Keith opened his own firm in July of 2003 where he strives every day to offer every client the best legal representation with the best customer service.  He understands no one wants to be injured especially due to another's negligence that is why Keith and his staff are committed to doing everything they can in their power to assist their clients with a full recovery.

What to do After an Accident in Tampa, FL
The single most important step you can take after an accident of any kind in Tampa, Florida is to seek medical attention. If someone else was injured, be sure to call an ambulance on their behalf or to help them arrange transportation to a doctor or hospital, so they can receive the medical care they need. Even if you feel that you have not been seriously injured, it is important to see your physician. You may have suffered  whiplash or a similar injury that may not present itself immediately, and failing to seek medical attention right away can lead to complications or a more difficult road to recovery. In addition to seeking medical care, it is important to:

• Take note of the scene of the accident, by taking pictures and writing down notes.
• Get the contact information of any witnesses present.
• Take pictures of your injuries.
• Keep records of all of your medical care and any other expenses or losses that resulted from your accident or injury.
• Do not talk to the other party's insurance company and give them a statement. They may be attempting to see if you can be held liable, and it is therefore best to have your attorney talk to the insurance company to avoid this.