Meet Manny Arce
When you hire a lawyer, you should know who will answer your questions and guide your case. Manny Arce offers direct attorney access and clear advice to people hurt in Florida.
He has worked in the personal injury field for more than 20 years and has been a Florida lawyer since 2012. He speaks with clients in English and Spanish.
What does personal attention mean for your case?
It starts with listening to what happened and what has changed in your life. For matters the firm accepts, Manny reviews the evidence needed to support the claim. That may include medical records, witness accounts, photos, work records and insurance policies.
You receive a clear explanation of the issues. What evidence helps? What is missing? What could affect the result? The goal is to help you make informed choices about offers, expenses and the next step.
The decision to accept a settlement is yours after advice about its terms and risks. No lawyer can promise a recovery.
Experience and results need context
Manny's career includes more than $50 million in gross settlement value in matters he handled as an attorney. These include independent matters and cases handled through other law firms.
This is the total before attorney's fees, case costs, liens and payments to clients. It is not the amount clients took home. Past results do not guarantee or predict what a new case will recover.
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Professional background
Florida Bar
Manny was admitted to The Florida Bar on September 19, 2012. His member number is 98441. View his Florida Bar record.
Federal court admissions
- U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida.
- U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida.
Education
- University of Miami School of Law, J.D., 2012.
- Florida International University, B.A. in Political Science, 2008.
Local meetings and Florida matters
Manny accepts injury matters throughout Florida, with a focus on Miami-Dade and South Florida. Meetings in Coral Gables are by appointment. Each inquiry receives an individual review and may involve co-counsel or a referral.
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Ask about your situation
Start with the date and place of the incident, a brief account of your injuries and any urgent concerns. The first consultation is free. No fees or costs are owed to the firm if there is no recovery in an accepted injury matter, under the signed fee agreement.
Request a free case review. An inquiry does not, by itself, mean the firm has accepted your case or agreed to handle a deadline.