Railroad injury
Secured a $6 million verdict for a railroad employee injured on the job
Car accident injury
Rejected a $25,000 settlement offer from the insurance company
Trusted from day one, by clients & peers alike
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Personal injury
Compassionate guidance & aggressive representation for accident victims
[Alisa] was able to reach a settlement with the insurance company that could not have been better for me, even if it went to court. I feel [she] pushed the defendant's insurance company into a corner and made them accountable. Before Alisa was involved, the [they] could care less about my well being.
Railroad injury
Standing up for railroad workers injured on the job and holding the railroad accountable under FELA
No one get's railroaded on our watch
Thank you so much for representing us and being a part of this for the whole journey. Really appreciate you for everything. You’re family now. Thank you for the coaching, the advice, and the “never giving up” mentality. It helps make us stronger. I’m so glad we chose you.
Real estate law
Fast, reliable quiet title actions for investors, homeowners & commercial clients
40+ years of combined experience
This was our first time going through the tax deed certificate process. It was better than advertised; we were able to get everything done in a couple weeks and closed on the land we were selling a week early. Thank you for the great service!
Committed to changing the way people think about lawyers
A relationship built on clarity and personal guidance, from our first phone call to our last handshake
Alisa’s own life experiences shape the care, clarity, and urgency she brings to every case
Frequently asked questions
Personal injury
Most personal injury cases are handled on a contingency fee basis, which means you do not pay any attorney’s fees upfront. Our fee is a percentage of the recovery, and we are only paid if we obtain compensation for you. This arrangement allows clients to pursue a claim without taking on additional financial stress.
The length of a personal injury case depends on several factors, including the severity of the injuries, the need for medical treatment, and how the insurance company responds. Some cases resolve in a matter of months, while others may take longer if litigation is necessary. We focus on moving the case forward while making sure it is not settled before its full value is known.
Yes. Clients work directly with an attorney throughout their case, not passed off to a call center or case manager. Having direct access allows for clearer communication, better understanding of your situation, and informed decisions at every stage of the process.
Railroad injury
FELA stands for the Federal Employers’ Liability Act. It is a federal law that protects injured railroad workers. Unlike regular workers’ compensation, FELA usually requires showing that the railroad’s negligence played some role in causing the injury. That negligence can involve unsafe equipment, poor training, lack of proper staffing, unsafe work conditions, or failure to follow safety rules.
You should be careful before giving a recorded statement or signing documents after a railroad injury. What you say early on may affect your claim later, especially if the railroad or claims department is trying to limit responsibility. It is wise to speak with an attorney first so you understand your rights and do not accidentally hurt your case.
Compensation in a railroad injury case may include medical expenses, lost wages, reduced earning ability, pain and suffering, and the long-term impact of the injury on your life and work. The value of the case depends on how the injury happened, the seriousness of the harm, and how it affects your ability to keep working in the future.
Real estate law
A quiet title action is a legal process used to clear up problems or uncertainties in a property’s ownership history. It may be necessary if there are missing deeds, old liens, recording errors, or claims from prior owners that prevent you from having clear, marketable title. Resolving these issues through a quiet title action protects your ownership and allows you to sell, refinance, or insure the property without complications.
The timeline for a quiet title action in Florida depends on the complexity of the title issues and whether any parties contest the claim. In many cases, the process can take several months from start to finish. More complicated matters, or those involving multiple potential claimants, may take longer. We guide clients through each step and keep them informed as the case progresses.
The cost of a quiet title action varies based on the specific title defects involved and the amount of legal work required. Some cases are relatively straightforward, while others require extensive research and court filings. During your consultation, we review the property’s history and explain the expected costs upfront so you understand what to expect before moving forward.
Client reviews
Discovering the Wilkes & Mee difference
Wilkes & Mee is a top-tier firm that truly cares about its clients. The team is professional, responsive, and incredibly knowledgeable. They helped ensure a smooth and welcoming process from the start.
Alisa personally returned my email promptly and assisted me in getting information necessary for my case, all within a few days. Her rapid response and solutions greatly reduced my stress and gave me a clear path forward.
Great no-nonsense legal counsel. You're always treated like family and never feel like you're just a payday for them.
Areas served
Local offices, statewide representation
Admitted to practice in both Florida & Georgia courts
Wilkes & Mee is proud to help build up our local communities through lasting partnerships
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