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Klemick & Gampel: The SW 27th Avenue Firm Where the Partners Still Personally Handle Every Case

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Klemick & Gampel: The SW 27th Avenue Firm Where the Partners Still Personally Handle Every Case

Klemick & Gampel is a Miami personal injury firm established in 1989 that has spent more than 30 years on a deliberately old-fashioned promise: partners Herman Klemick and Ross Gampel personally handle their clients’ cases from the first phone call to the closing documents.

At a Glance

FIRM Klemick & Gampel, P.A.
OFFICE 1953 SW 27th Avenue, Miami, FL 33145
ESTABLISHED 1989
PARTNERS Herman Klemick and Ross Gampel
PRACTICE Plaintiffs’ personal injury, medical malpractice, catastrophic injury, wrongful death
LANGUAGES English and Spanish

Origin and Background

Established in 1989, the firm has served injured victims in Miami and throughout Florida for over three decades from its SW 27th Avenue office — inside Miami city limits, in the corridor between Coral Way and the Grove rather than a downtown tower. The firm states it is well respected by judges in Miami-Dade County and throughout South Florida, and its published identity centers on relationship practice: frequent communication, personal partner handling, and a stated refusal to accept quick settlements it believes are unfair — commitments this directory reports as the firm’s own.

A Miami Personal Injury Firm’s Practice Concentration

The firm’s docket spans personal injury, medical malpractice, catastrophic injury — paralysis, traumatic brain injury, amputation, severe burns — and wrongful death, with bilingual English-Spanish service. It also emphasizes cloud-based practice technology for efficiency, an operational detail few small firms publish. See this Miami Personal Injury directory for how this partner-led model compares to higher-volume firms serving Miami-Dade County.

Notable Work / Track Record

The firm’s published results reporting is modest by design of its marketing rather than absent: a published firm article documents a $400,000 slip-and-fall settlement, and both partners maintain Avvo profiles with good ratings, per the firm’s own citations to those platforms. Awesome Attorneys did not identify a comprehensive itemized verdict table and discloses that directly. Past results do not guarantee or predict a similar outcome in any future matter.

Client Voice

The firm’s published reviews include a client, Scott M., who called it an excellent personal injury firm that handled his case professionally and efficiently and obtained the results he wanted, and another reviewer who wrote that the staff genuinely care about their clients. These are attributed reviews reported as written.

Beyond the Courtroom

The firm’s published record includes participation in the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure — a documented community commitment — and a consumer-safety blog covering recalls, seasonal hazards, and accident prevention that functions as public education beyond client work.

Recognition for This Miami Personal Injury Firm

Both partners hold good ratings on Avvo covering professional conduct, industry recognition, and experience, per the firm’s citations. Awesome Attorneys did not identify Florida Bar board certifications on the partners’ records during research and, per this directory’s standard, applies no “specialist” language.

Florida Legal Backdrop

Florida’s 2023 tort reform law, HB 837, cut the general negligence statute of limitations from four years to two (Fla. Stat. § 95.11) and adopted modified comparative negligence for most negligence actions (§ 768.81), while medical malpractice claims run on a two-year discovery clock with Chapter 766 presuit requirements. Florida’s no-fault system requires $10,000 in personal injury protection with treatment generally within 14 days of a crash (§ 627.736). None of this is legal advice; consult a licensed attorney promptly after any injury.

Awesome Attorneys Assessment

Klemick & Gampel’s clearest differentiator as a Miami personal injury firm is 35 years of partner-handled continuity — the same two names on the door doing the work, bilingually, from the same neighborhood office. The honest trade-offs, disclosed directly: its published results record is modest, its recognitions are platform ratings rather than board certifications, and a two-partner shop cannot match the litigation capital of the billion-dollar firms elsewhere in this directory. For an injured person in Miami who wants direct partner attention over institutional scale, this firm is a strong basis for a shortlist.

Methodology and Sourcing

This profile was researched from the firm’s own website (klemickandgampel.com, including its firm overview, attorney, catastrophic injury, community, and contact pages documenting the 1989 founding, SW 27th Avenue address, bilingual service, published reviews, and results).

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