Areas we serve

One office in downtown West Palm Beach, one attorney, and a practice that covers the whole county. Paul R. Shalhoub travels to clients who cannot travel to him.

Palm Beach County publishes the list of streets that produce its worst crashes. Across the ten cities here, 94 roads are on it.

The Palm Beach Transportation Planning Agency maintains a High Injury Network: the roadway segments carrying the heaviest concentration of fatal and serious injury crashes in the county. Its 2025 Vision Zero Action Plan puts that network at 130 corridors covering 276 miles and reports that 38 percent of fatal crashes and 36 percent of serious injury crashes happen on 4 percent of the county’s streets. Ninety-five percent of it is posted at 35 miles per hour or higher, and just over half is state road rather than city street. The most common fatal and serious injury crashes on it are angle, left turn and rear end collisions.

Every city page below lists its own corridors from that data, with what the county flags, the posted speed, the lane count and the agency responsible for the pavement — because who owns the road decides who can be sued if the road helped cause the crash.

Two facts run across all ten. Florida has verified only two Level I trauma centers in Palm Beach County, Delray Medical Center and St. Mary’s Medical Center, and Palm Beach County Fire Rescue splits them at Southern Boulevard — St. Mary’s to the north, Delray to the south. And every one of these cities is in the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, where county court handles claims of $50,000 or less under Florida Statute 34.01(1)(c)3 and everything above that is heard in circuit court at the Main Judicial Complex, 205 North Dixie Highway in West Palm Beach. Paul’s office is in that same downtown.

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Sources: Palm Beach Transportation Planning Agency, 2025 Vision Zero Action Plan and its published High Injury Network data; Florida Department of Health trauma center list updated July 23, 2026; Palm Beach County Fire Rescue; Florida Statutes ss. 34.01 and 768.28.