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Puerto Rico • Dominican Republic • Mexico • U.S. vacation destinations • Other destinations subject to case review
Far from home Close to the help you need
When an accident interrupts your trip, the uncertainty can follow you home. Medical records, insurers, unfamiliar laws, and businesses in different jurisdictions can make it difficult to know where to begin.
LLG’s offices and affiliated counsel across the United States, together with its presence in Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, and Mexico City, provide a foundation for evaluating matters that cross borders.
A coordinated starting point
Discuss the accident, the parties involved, and your potential legal options.
Counsel suited to the jurisdiction
Representation depends on applicable law and licensing, with local counsel involved where appropriate.
Attention to the full impact
Consider the treatment, income loss, and continuing limitations that affect life after the trip.
Vacation injuries deserve a careful evaluation
These situations may raise questions about another party’s responsibility. The facts and governing law determine whether a claim is available.
Unsafe property conditions
Falls involving walkways, stairs, pool areas, or other conditions at hotels, resorts, and vacation properties.
Vehicle & shuttle crashes
Accidents involving rental cars, taxis, airport shuttles, tour buses, or other transportation during your trip.
Boating & water injuries
Injuries involving boats, swimming pools, water activities, or potentially unsafe equipment and practices.
Excursion accidents
Harm during guided tours or recreational activities where supervision, equipment, or safety precautions may be at issue.
Suspected medical negligence
Questions about treatment received away from home that may have caused additional injury or complications.
Serious injuries & wrongful death
Accidents with lasting consequences, including brain injuries, spinal injuries, severe burns, or the loss of a loved one.
Start with your health Then protect the information
You don’t need to know which laws apply before asking for help. Start with what happened and let a legal evaluation clarify the questions.
Get medical attention
Prioritize appropriate care. Keep treatment records from your destination and from follow-up care after returning home.
Preserve what you can
If your condition allows, photograph the scene, collect witness information, report the incident, and request the incident report. Save receipts, reservations, and messages.
Request a case review promptly
Explain where the injury occurred, who was involved, and how it has affected you. Prompt review helps counsel assess deadlines and evidence needs.
Understand the path forward
Review potential responsible parties, jurisdiction, insurance issues, and whether locally licensed counsel is needed. Understand any release before signing it.
Can I call LLG after I return home?
Yes. Contact LLG to discuss your injury even if you have already returned from the trip. Bring available records, booking information, and incident details. The firm can evaluate whether and how it can assist.
Are Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic governed by the same laws?
No. Puerto Rico is a U.S. territory, and the Dominican Republic is a separate country. Applicable laws, procedures,
deadlines, and attorney licensing requirements must be evaluated for the particular matter.
Can I file a lawsuit in my home state?
That depends on the facts and applicable law. A business’s U.S. connections do not automatically establish that a claim can be filed in your home state. Counsel must review jurisdiction and any relevant agreements.
What losses could a claim address?
Depending on the governing law and evidence, potential damages may include medical costs, lost income, future care needs, and other losses. Availability and recovery vary by case; no outcome is guaranteed.
Does LLG handle every destination directly?
LLG has nationwide reach and an international presence. Assistance in any particular destination depends on case review, applicable law, and licensing. Appropriately licensed local or afiliated counsel may be needed.
How do I request a consultation?
Call (888) 363-0011 or visit LLG’s oficial website to submit an inquiry. An initial consultation does not itself establish an attorney-client relationship.