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DIG Lawyers proudly announces the launch of its new website, offering a seamless user experience, expert legal resources, and easy access to top personal injury attorneys throughout Florida & Texas. Explore our services and get a free case evaluation today!

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - Washingtoner -- Duncan Injury Group Launches New Website to Better Serve Personal Injury Victims

Duncan Injury Group announces the launch of its new website, DIGLawyers.com, offering an improved user experience and streamlined access to legal services for personal injury victims.

A More Accessible Resource for Injury Victims

The website provides comprehensive legal support for victims of car accidents, slip-and-falls, rideshare injuries, and more. Clients can easily schedule a free consultation and access key legal resources.

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Meet Ian Duncan: The Attorney Behind Duncan Injury Group

Firm founder Ian S. Duncan has recovered over $250 million for injury victims. With experience as an Assistant State Attorney and a civil litigator, Ian understands insurance defense tactics and uses that knowledge to fight for maximum compensation.

Notable Case Wins

DIG Lawyers has secured millions in settlements, including:

✔ $11.1 million – Over-service of alcohol jury verdict
✔ $5 million – Motorcycle accident recovery
✔ $2 million – Choking incident recovery
✔ $1.85 million – Rollover accident recovery
✔ $1.5 million – Brain injury recovery
✔ $1.35 million – Negligent entrustment recovery

Website Features Designed for Clients
  • Meet Our Team – Learn about top attorneys like Frank Pehlke and Ravena Dhami.
  • Case Results – Explore multi-million-dollar recoveries.
  • Video Center – Legal insights and client success stories.
  • Legal Blog & FAQ – Get answers to common legal questions.

Start Your Case Today

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For those injured due to negligence, DIG Law is here to help. Visit DIGLawyers.com or schedule a free consultation now.

For more info:

DIG Law
1601 Forum Place, Suite 304, West Palm Beach, FL 33401
120 N. Mesquite Street, Suite 101, San Antonio, TX 78202
Phone: Contact Us
Email: info@diglawyers.com

Source: Duncan Injury Group

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