Top Rated Personal Injury Attorney in Vero Beach, FL

Attorney Erin K. Grall is a partner with Grall Law Group in Vero Beach, Florida. A top-rated trial attorney with more than 16 years of legal experience, Ms. Grall provides invaluable representation and support to clients throughout Indian River County and the surrounding areas who have suffered injury or lost loved ones as a result of someone else's negligence or wrongdoing.

Handling all types of catastrophic injury and wrongful death claims, Ms. Grall has secured millions of dollars in settlements and awards for her plaintiff clients adversely affected by motor vehicle accidents, slip-and-fall accidents, defective products and other preventable tragedies. A native of Vero Beach, she has deep ties to her community and an abiding passion for serving those in need, and she has gained a reputation as a steadfast advocate for her clients both inside and outside the courtroom.

Honored for her professionalism and service, Ms. Grall has earned consistent top rankings and endorsements from her peers, and she has received Superb client ratings on Avvo. Along with maintaining a successful legal practice, she is also highly active with various nonprofits, charities and municipal committees in her area, and she has served as elected representative for District 54 in the Florida House of Representatives since 2016.

A 1999 cum laude graduate of Wake Forest University, Ms. Grall obtained her Juris Doctor from Marquette University Law School in 2003. She holds her license to practice in Wisconsin as well as Florida, and she is admitted to practice before the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida and the Eastern District of Wisconsin.

A leader in her legal community, Ms. Grall has served as president and board member of the Indian River County Bar Association as well as board member of the Florida Justice Association, where she also served as chair of the organization's women's caucus. She is also an active member of The Florida Bar and the State Bar of Wisconsin, and she once served on the Unlicensed Practice of Law Committee for the 19th Circuit.