If you’ve been in an accident, it’s critical that you collect the following information. The other Drivers Licenses information. Their Car insurance information. Their License plate number. And a picture of their Vehicle Registration. Additionally, if there are any witnesses, try to get their contact information as well. If you’ve been in a car accident, Learn More “What Vital Information do I Need to Collect After a Car Accident”
If you have just been injured in an auto accident, there are important steps you need to take in order to protect your claim for just compensation. Even though Florida is a “no-fault” auto insurance state, and even though your insurance company is supposed to treat you fairly, the simple fact is: If you do Learn More “What Should You Do After an Auto Accident in Florida?”
Under Florida law, there are two key things you need to prove in order to secure financial compensation beyond the coverage available under your Personal Injury Protection (PIP) policy. First, you need to prove that you have suffered a “significant and permanent” injury. Second, you need to prove that the other driver was at fault Learn More “7 Reasons the Other Driver is Liable for Your Injuries”
If you were injured in an accident and the other driver received a ticket, what does the ticket mean for your financial recovery? This is a common question and one about which there are a number of common misconceptions. Using a Ticket as Evidence of Liability in an Auto Accident Claim First and foremost, it Learn More “Can I Use a Speeding Ticket or Texting Ticket to Prove My Claim for Compensation?”
Dealing with stadium traffic is by far the worst part of going to a Dolphins or Heat game. From Florida’s Turnpike to the MacArthur Causeway, and from the parking lot at Hard Rock Stadium to the streets around American Airlines Arena, getting in or out can be frustrating at best. Getting in an accident can Learn More “Injured Before or After a Dolphins or Heat Game? Here’s What You Need to Know”
If you have just been injured in an auto accident, there are important steps you need to take in order to protect your claim for just compensation. Even though Florida is a “no-fault” auto insurance state, and even though your insurance company is supposed to treat you fairly, the simple fact is: If you do Learn More “What Should You Do After an Auto Accident in Florida?”
Lidiar con un accidente con otro conductor ya conlleva suficientes retos, pero los accidentes que involucran a varios vehículos tienen otro nivel de complejidad. Desde determinar quién fue el culpable hasta tratar con las compañías de seguros, si usted se ha lesionado en un accidente múltiple, necesitará representación legal especializada para proteger sus derechos. Learn More “What Florida Drivers Need to Know about Multi-Vehicle Accidents”
Distracted driving is one of the leading causes of auto accidents in Florida. While Florida’s “no-fault” insurance system means that recovering compensation for accident-related injuries often involves filing a claim under your own personal injury protection (PIP) policy, if your losses exceed your PIP coverage (which, for most people, is $10,000), then you will need Learn More “How Can I Prove that the Driver Who Hit Me was Distracted?”
In most cases, recovering financial compensation after an auto accident involves negotiating a settlement with the insurance companies. When attempting to negotiate a settlement, it is critical to ensure that you have a thorough understanding of your legal rights. If you do not know what your case is worth, and if you do not know Learn More “When Should You Settle Your Auto Accident Claim?”
If you have been seriously injured in a car accident, you understandably want just compensation for your pain and suffering. You are suffering the consequences of someone else’s careless mistake, and you do not deserve what you are being forced to endure. In cases involving severe auto accidents, it will often be possible to recover Learn More “When Can Accident Victims Seek Compensation for “Pain and Suffering” in Florida?”