Car & Vehicle Accidents
Hurt in a crash on I-95, Congress Avenue or anywhere in Palm Beach County? We deal with the insurance companies and build the claim while you get treatment.
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Work directly with trial attorney Seth Green, a former Palm Beach County prosecutor. Free consultation, and no fee unless we win.






Attorney Green has obtained $50M for his clients.
Your calls go to the trial lawyer handling your case, not a call centre or a case manager you've never met.
Seth began his career at the State Attorney's Office and was on the trial team at the University of Florida College of Law. Insurers know he will go to court.
In one highway crash, the at-fault policy was $100,000. We found six separate lines of coverage and settled for $600,000.
Your consultation is free. We're paid only if we recover money for you.
Our office is on Woolbright Road in Boynton Beach. We meet clients in person, by phone or by video.
From the first call, we handle the adjusters, the evidence and the deadlines so you can focus on getting better.
Tell us what happened. You'll speak with the lawyer who will actually handle your case.
Hurt in a crash on I-95, Congress Avenue or anywhere in Palm Beach County? We deal with the insurance companies and build the claim while you get treatment.
Get a free review →Commercial trucks carry bigger insurance policies and bigger legal teams. We investigate fast, before key evidence like driver logs and truck data disappears.
Get a free review →Riders are often blamed unfairly after a crash. We prove what really happened, including for riders who weren't wearing a helmet.
Get a free review →Struck while walking or riding? We pursue every source of coverage, including your own uninsured motorist policy.
Get a free review →If a property owner didn't fix or warn you about a hazard like a wet surface or a pothole, they can be held responsible for your injuries.
Get a free review →If you lost a loved one because of someone else's negligence, we'll help your family get answers and hold them accountable.
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Seth Green has represented injured people in our community for more than a decade. He began his career at the State Attorney's Office, then built his practice exclusively on personal injury law.
He has handled nearly every kind of injury case, from car and tractor-trailer crashes to slip and falls, bicycle injuries and wrongful death. He holds a JD, magna cum laude and Order of the Coif, from the University of Florida College of Law, where he was on the trial team.
Green Injury Lawyers is a family firm. Deborah Green runs operations, and The firm carefully selects its cases so every client has direct access to Seth.
Outside the office, Seth lectures at local high schools, mentors students and is active in the community, from the Anti-Defamation League to Palm Beach County Parks.
Seth Green, Esq., Founder & Lead Trial Attorney
Florida gives you only two years to file most injury claims, so don't let the insurance company run out the clock.
From our Boynton Beach office we serve clients across South Florida in person, by phone and by video. We take cases statewide.
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Green Injury Lawyers obtained a $2.18 million settlement for an elderly and disabled wheelchair user who was seriously injured after encountering an unmarked elevation change at a commercial property owned by a national corporation. Before Green Injury Lawyers became involved, another law firm submitted a pre-suit demand and received no settlement offer. Recognizing the challenges of the case, that firm brought in Green Injury Lawyers as co-counsel to help litigate it. The case settled just 2 weeks before trial. Defense knew Green Injury Lawyers was prepared—especially after successfully undermining the building inspector engineer hired by the defense to protect their side of the case.
In this case, Attorney Seth Green was brought in as lead trial counsel by another law firm to help guide discovery, prepare the case for trial, and present the medical and legal issues to a jury if necessary. Our client was an amazing single father from Wellington who was rear-ended in while working in Palm Beach Gardens. He was transported by Palm Beach County Fire Rescue to Jupiter Medical Center immediately following the crash. He had been involved in prior accidents, had prior settlements, and prior pains, but nothing like he experienced in this high speed rear-end collision on PGA Blvd. This incredibly powerful car crash worsened our client’s previously herniated disc and he underwent neck surgery. He also underwent shoulder surgery for a new shoulder injury. We were very glad to see that our client, for the most part, got back to activities of daily life. He maintained his job and got throughout his days completing nearly all the same activities he did before the accident. However, he was a different person after the crash. The frequency and extent of his physical activities were limited. Sleep was disrupted. His general mood had changed a bit considering he still dealt with aches and pains depending upon his activity level. At the end of the case, he was extremely thrilled with the result and told us that the outcome was way better than he ever expected.
In this case, Attorney Seth Green was brought in as lead trial counsel by another respected law firm to help guide discovery, prepare the case for trial, and present the medical and legal issues to a jury if necessary. By combining resources and experience, the firms formed a unified trial team focused on achieving the best possible outcome for the client.
Our client was stopped in traffic, at the intersection of Flavor Pict Rd. & Jog Rd., in Boynton Beach, Florida. Her traffic light was turned green but she did not proceed through the intersection. There was an ambulance coming from the opposite direction, lights flashing and sirens blaring, so she allowed the ambulance to proceed. While she was lawfully stopped, the driver behind her failed to pay attention and violently rear-ended her vehicle. She was transported by ambulance to the Delray Medical Center, where she complained of neck and back pain. Fortunately, there were no broken bones, major bruising, or visible cuts—facts the insurance company later tried to use to downplay the seriousness of her injuries. But the pain did not go away.
As weeks turned into months, months turned into years, and our client’s symptoms persisted and worsened. She ultimately underwent shoulder surgery, and a few years later required an SI joint fusion. Despite this clear progression of treatment, the defense aggressively argued that the crash did not cause her condition. Instead, they claimed that her age and underlying arthritis—she was in her 60s at the time—were the real reasons for her surgeries.
The trial team disagreed.
Attorney Green framed the case around cause versus coincidence. For more than 25 years before the crash, our client had lived an active life without complaints of disabling pain or the need for invasive treatment. It was only after the collision that her symptoms began and her medical care escalated. The defense theory required the jury to believe it was merely a coincidence that serious treatment followed immediately after a violent rear-end crash. The evidence told a different story.
A young man was involved in a car v. motorcycle accident. He was not wearing a helmet and had no memory of the crash. Mr. Green successfully proved the other driver was responsible for the crash. The young man on the motorcycle did sustain injuries, including broken bones, but eventually made a very strong recovery and fortunately is doing well today.
A woman was involved in a sideswipe auto accident. She sustained an injury to her neck and shoulder requiring surgery. The defendant denied fault for the crash in his deposition. Mr. Green retained an expert crash reconstruction engineer and recreated the crash. Mr. Green was also able to locate the same vehicles involved in the crash (the originals were no longer available) and proved via video footage that the Defendant’s story was unsound. Soon after Mr. Green announced he was ready for trial, the insurance company agreed to settle.
This was the second time our firm handled a case involving the same dangerous asphalt resealing practice, and once again, it resulted in a substantial recovery for an injured resident.
Our client was a resident of a private community in Deerfield Beach, Florida. The homeowners’ association hired an asphalt paving company to reseal the community parking lot, a process typically done every five to seven years due to sun exposure, vehicle traffic, and normal wear.
Freshly sealed asphalt is shiny black and can look identical whether it is wet or dry, making it nearly impossible to tell the difference without stepping on it - a common cause of slip and fall accidents.
The paving company resurfaced the entire parking lot at once, forcing residents to park on a neighboring street. However, the company failed to leave any safe walking path for residents to reach their vehicles.
While cones and barricades were placed at the front entrance of the community, they were located nearly two football fields away from our client’s villa. When she exited her home and entered the parking lot, no warnings were visible to her and nothing indicated that portions of the asphalt remained wet.
Residents were told when the work began, but no one notified them when the asphalt was safe to walk on.
Hours later, our client left her villa to retrieve her car. With no warning signs in sight and no alternative route available, she cautiously tested the asphalt near her building. It felt dry.
With no other way out, she proceeded forward.
Approximately 100 feet later, she encountered a shaded section of asphalt that remained wet and slick, despite looking identical to the surrounding dry surface. She slipped and fell violently.
Initially hoping the pain would resolve, our client went home. By the next day, her condition worsened, requiring an emergency room visit. Despite conservative care, her symptoms persisted and ultimately resulted in low back surgery.
The defense argued our client did not suffer a serious injury, and that she knew, or should have known, the asphalt was wet.
Through multiple depositions of the asphalt company’s field-level employees, we learned that company safety protocols typically require a full 360-degree perimeter of cones, barricades, or caution tape around wet asphalt.
That protocol was not followed here.
After establishing clear liability and proving the lasting impact of our client’s injuries, the case resolved for $650,000.
This result followed a nearly identical case we previously handled involving a hotel parking lot in Miami, reinforcing a critical safety principle: when contractors fail to protect pedestrians, preventable injuries follow, and accountability matters.
Defendant claimed to have “passed out” behind the wheel, ran a red light and t-boned my client. Defendant relied on a “sudden medical emergency” defense which would have resulted in a $0.00 award. We were able to use crash reconstruction data to prove the defendant never “passed out” instead he was just multi-tasking or not paying attention.
Our team was brought in to assist the minor children in getting their medical treatment paid for, and money for their future, after being involved in a very serious crash. The policy limits were capped at $100,000 but our team was able to find 6 separate lines of insurance coverage totaling up to the $600,000 global settlement.
This was a heavily litigated case against a major insurance defense firm. The initial offer in the case was only $75,000. The defense argued that the low-speed crash did not have sufficient force to cause any new injury to the Plaintiff. The defense collected prior medical records showing the Plaintiff had a herniated disc in his neck well before the crash. The medical records also showed many years of documented neck pain, even requiring multiple rounds of injections before the crash. However, Attorney Seth Green was successful in proving that the crash was the proverbial straw that broke the camel’s back and pushed the Plaintiff over the edge to need surgery. Mr. Green took the deposition of the Plaintiff’s prior pain management doctor who explained that the Plaintiff was in a weakened state at the time of the crash and therefore it made sense that even a “minor” crash could cause grave injury. Mr. Green made it clear that, had the Plaintiff really needed surgery before the crash, he would have gotten it done. The Plaintiff always had great insurance and many opportunities to do the surgery; but he did not get it done because he did not need the procedure…until after the crash when everything changed.