Why You Should Sue for Loss of Income
Why you should send for income entry when you are injured, you will most likely miss work and you are entitled to be compensated for the loss of income.
I was the Victim of a Drunk Driver. Help!
I was the victim of a drunk driver. HELP! You have the right to be compensated for your injuries, pain and suffering, lost wages, medical bills, pass, and future. You also have the right to receive compensation from the state attorney’s victim compensation claim. It is critical you hire an attorney in your area to Learn More “I was the Victim of a Drunk Driver. Help!”
When You MUST File an Insurance Claim
Sometimes you must file an insurance claim. One when you’re injured. Two, when there is property damage to your vehicle. Always hire an attorney to make sure that your rights are protected.
I Can’t Afford An Attorney!
The number one concern accident victims raise with me is their fear of not being able to afford an attorney. They assume they can’t afford quality representation to get them a fair settlement. The good news is that personal injury attorneys work on “contingency”. That means you don’t pay a dime unless we win your Learn More “I Can’t Afford An Attorney!”
Who Pays My Medical Bills?
If you are worried who will pay your medical bills, don’t worry. Florida law requires drivers to pay for PIP to cover their medical bills.
Why U/M is Essential in South Florida
Florida has a very high percentage of uninsured or underinsured drivers, which makes UM coverage important to receive the benefits that you need. Always seek an attorney to protect your rights.
I Crashed My Car. Will My Insurance Still Pay?
If you have collision and/or comprehensive coverage, your insurance can pay for your vehicle damages. Your insurance will pay up to $10,000 in medical benefits. If you have uninsured motorist, you can also get compensated. Still confused? Contact a local experienced attorney.
When Should You NOT File an Insurance Claim
You do not need to file an insurance claim when you’re not injured or when your vehicle has no property damage.
What Happens if My Car is Totaled?
What happens if your car is totaled? The insurance company pays for the current market value of the vehicle, not the replacement value.
You Can Afford an Accident Attorney
Attorneys work on contingency, meaning there is no charge unless you win. There is no charge upfront, so I encourage you to seek an experienced attorney to protect your rights.