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Waiving Uninsured Car Coverage in Florida is a Risky Mistake
In Florida, there is a common misperception that is costing clients thousands, if not tens of thousands, of dollars. It is a misconception that clients do not need to purchase uninsured/underinsured (UM) motorist coverage due to Florida being a “no-fault state.” Here is more about this myth, and what you can do to stay… Read More »
Should I Go to the Hospital After a Florida Car Accident?
It’s hard to think clearly after a car accident, including figuring out the best course of action for medical treatment moments after a crash. Should you go to the hospital, see your regular doctor or a chiropractor, or go home and see what happens? Going to the hospital may be recommended as a first… Read More »
Who Is Entitled to Wrongful Death Benefits in Florida?
One of the worst tragedies imaginable is losing a family member. It can be especially painful when your loved one’s death results from someone else’s negligence or wrongdoing. If you have lost a loved one due to another person’s actions, you may be able to receive wrongful death benefits by filing a wrongful death… Read More »
Will Hiring a Florida Personal Injury Attorney Mean a Larger Recovery?
Are you better off hiring a lawyer to represent you in your insurance claim or personal injury lawsuit? A study by the Insurance Research Council found that motor vehicle accident victims who had an attorney won 3.5 times more in settlement compensation than victims without legal representation. Insurance companies will not play fair –… Read More »
Do I Need a Lawyer for a Florida Car Crash That Wasn’t My Fault?
After a car accident in Florida, you have the right to a lawyer. You aren’t required to hire one, but it’s not advisable to deal with insurance companies and navigate the legal system on your own — even if the accident wasn’t your fault. An experienced Florida car accident lawyer can strengthen your claim… Read More »
Why Do I Need to Use My Insurance After a Car Crash in Florida?
If you were in a car accident in Florida, you might be surprised to learn that Florida is a no-fault state. But what’s the difference, and what should you do in Florida after a car accident? Florida Is a No-Fault Insurance State Because Florida is a no-fault state, the law requires that car accident… Read More »
Is Florida a “No-Fault” State, and What Does That Mean?
If you’ve been in a car accident in Florida, you might be surprised to learn that Florida is a no-fault state. What does that mean for Florida drivers? Can you still take an at-fault driver to court to recover damages for an accident in a no-fault state? What Is the Meaning of the “No-Fault”… Read More »
Left-Turn Accidents Involving Pedestrians
Making a left turn in a vehicle can be a dangerous maneuver. Left turns require an abundance of care. If a left turn is not executed properly and carefully, it can have devastating consequences. An improperly executed left turn can result in an accident. Unfortunately, left-turn accidents can cause severe injuries and even death…. Read More »
Common Injuries In Pedestrian Accidents
Pedestrian accidents are quite common in the United States of America. Despite the federal and state governments establishing safety measures, such as pedestrian traffic signs and flashing lights at crosswalks, to keep pedestrians safe, thousands of people end up in pedestrian accidents every year in the U.S. Unfortunately, pedestrian accidents usually result in severe… Read More »
Is It Possible To Correct A Police Report After A Motor Vehicle Accident In Florida?
After a motor vehicle accident, one of the most crucial steps is filing a police report. After filing a police report, you should obtain a copy of the report. A copy of the police report can help support your compensation claim. It can help you prove liability. But what if the police report does… Read More »