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What Do I Do When the Other Driver Was Uninsured?
After a Florida auto accident, there can be a lot of expenses. While auto insurance does handle the costs of an accident in many cases, there are times when expenses go beyond the amounts offered through an insurance settlement offer. In 49 of the 50 states in the country, auto insurance is a requirement…. Read More »
What Type Of Damage Recovery Is Possible For Bicyclists In Florida?
Because Florida has lovely weather, it makes sense that many enjoy riding bicycles for exercise, recreation, or as a mode of transportation. Yet, bike riders are still vulnerable to injuries. Injuries happen on busy roads and on bike paths. While trails reduce the possibility of a bike sharing a road with a motorist, there… Read More »
Do I Need Motorcycle Insurance in Florida?
May was Motorcycle Safety Awareness month, so what better time than to try and remedy one of the most confusing aspects of Florida vehicle insurance law. Florida is one of the few states that does not legally require insurance in order to register your motorcycle. However, there are consequences for getting into a crash… Read More »
How to Get the Highest Personal Injury Settlement Possible
If you or a loved one was injured and suffered damage as a result of someone else’s negligence or recklessness, you may be able to bring a personal injury claim against them to recover. Florida Personal Injury Claims The key to prevailing in a Florida personal injury claim is being able to establish that… Read More »
A Dog Bit Me. What Are My Options?
If a dog bit you in Florida, it’s a good idea to contact an experienced Florida Personal Injury Attorney as soon as possible. Florida is a strict liability state for dog bites, which means that the dog’s owner is liable for the dog bite regardless of whether the owner was actually negligent, and even… Read More »
Why Seeking Medical Attention After A Car Accident Is Important
Approximately 6 million automobile accidents occur in the United States each year, of which 3 million involve injuries to motorists, passengers, bicyclists, motorcyclists, and pedestrians. While automobile accidents occur millions of times a year, each can leave the victims distraught, flustered, frightened and quite often injured. Why Medical Attention Is Critical It is critical… Read More »
What You Should Know About Car Accidents And COVID-19
The novel virus known as COVID-19 has changed the way we operate in our daily lives in the United States. Most people throughout the country are under shelter-in-place ordinances and should refrain from driving except for essential items such as food and medicine. However, even if there are fewer drivers on the road due… Read More »
How Does Florida’s No-Fault Car Insurance Rule Work?
If you’re looking this up, you’re likely already aware that Florida is a no-fault auto insurance state – but what does that really mean? In its most basic terms, no-fault insurance means that if you are in an accident with another driver, you’ll each individually file with your own insurance, regardless of whose fault… Read More »
COVID-19 Increasing in Florida Personal Injury Lawsuits, Do You Have Case?
COVID-19 is on everyone’s mind and is raising a growing number of possible legal issues, from whether to adhere to existing custody agreements during shelter-in-place mandates and how to make child support payments if you’ve been laid off, to who to hold legally responsible if you or a loved one contracts it. What is… Read More »
Things You Should Know if You’re an Injured Passenger
As an injured passenger in a car accident, you likely have no responsibility or liability with respect to the damages or injuries of others. However, you may have suffered serious injuries in the accident and are wondering who you may be able to file a claim against, and what your legal rights actually are…. Read More »
