Sholtes Law, PLLC - Fort Pierce
309 Orange Ave, Fort Pierce, FL 34950
Sholtes Law, PLLC is a Treasure Coast personal injury law firm representing people injured in accidents throughout St. Lucie, Martin, and Okeechobee counties. The firm maintains offices in Fort Pierce, Stuart, and Okeechobee and handles claims involving car, truck, motorcycle, and bicycle accidents, distracted and drunk driving crashes, uninsured motorist claims, slip and fall accidents, workplace accidents, and wrongful death. Its attorneys focus on helping injured clients understand their rights and pursue compensation.
Sholtes Law, PLLC was founded by managing attorney Andrew Sholtes, a Stuart, Florida native and member of The Florida Bar. Sholtes graduated magna cum laude from Florida International University College of Law. Before building his own practice, he worked with the Willie Gary Law Group on personal injury, wrongful death, complex commercial litigation, and tobacco cases. That background supports the firm’s focused approach to evaluating claims, preparing evidence, and handling litigation for injured clients.
Sholtes Law, PLLC represents clients whose injuries result from serious roadway accidents, unsafe property conditions, workplace incidents, and other forms of negligence. The firm handles matters involving uninsured motorists and fatal accidents in addition to common motor vehicle claims. When a case cannot be resolved through negotiation, the firm is prepared to pursue litigation in the local courts serving the Treasure Coast. Clients work directly with the legal team throughout the claims process.
Sholtes Law, PLLC emphasizes personalized representation, local knowledge, and direct communication with clients. The firm handles personal injury matters on a contingency fee basis and offers free, confidential consultations, including consultations in Spanish. With offices near the communities and courthouses it serves, the firm provides practical guidance to injured individuals and families while helping them navigate insurance issues, legal deadlines, settlement discussions, and litigation when necessary.