Law Offices of Hughes & Ball, P.A.
201 SW Port St. Lucie Blvd., Ste. 7
Port St. Lucie, FL 34984
772-281-2977
https://handmlaw.net/locations/port-st-lucie/

FLORIDA PERSONAL INJURY LAWYERS

WHO WE ARE

At the Law Offices of Hughes & Ball, P.A., our Port St. Lucie Personal Injury Lawyers are proud to offer our clients the services of an extraordinary staff of attorneys, investigators, case managers and support personnel headed by Attorneys Howard M. Hughes and Marci Ball Elordi, both of whom are very experienced personal injury and wrongful death attorneys. Our attorneys are AV Preeminent rated attorneys by Martindale Hubbell. This is the most prestigious peer review rating in professional ability and ethics an attorney can receive.

Together, our Attorneys and staff have over 50 years of legal expertise in handling these types of cases. Our exceptional level of talent, experience and commitment is the reason why the Law Offices of Hughes & Ball consistently achieves the best possible results for our personal injury and wrongful death clients.

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