If you were injured in a Florida motor vehicle accident, you may use your Personal Injury Protection (PIP) insurance to cover medical expenses and part of your lost wages. If you have serious injuries, you may be entitled to seek compensation from the at-fault driver’s insurance. The experienced motor vehicle…
The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) has deemed January as Move Over Month, to help educate all drivers in Florida about the importance of moving over or changing lanes when emergency or service vehicles are stopped on the side of the road. Records show that there…
After a serious car accident, there’s nothing people want more than to heal from their injuries and move forward in life. But sky-high medical bills and lost wages from time off work can leave crash victims with significant financial hardships. Filing a car accident lawsuit in Florida may be your…
Several parties may be financially liable in a Florida DoorDash accident, including the driver, the food delivery company, and other drivers or companies. The DoorDash driver’s status at the time of the auto accident also affects whether DoorDash umbrella liability coverage applies. At Zervos & Calta, PLLC, our car accident…
In Florida, your first option to pay for your medical bills after a car crash is your no-fault Personal Injury Protection (PIP) benefits. PIP benefits are required for all drivers, but they are not always enough. If PIP benefits are insufficient after a crash, you may be able to sue…
What is bobtailing? “Bobtailing” is the term for driving a semi-truck without an attached trailer. Trailers make semis more stable by balancing out the cab and putting more weight over the truck’s rear axles. As a result, bobtailing can be extremely dangerous for other drivers. When bobtailing causes truck accidents,…
Traffic camera video can provide solid evidence in a car accident claim. In some cases, it’s possible to obtain traffic camera footage of a Florida car accident. All municipalities have their own rules for requesting video. You’ll likely need an attorney to submit a subpoena or a formal request. The…
A settlement for whiplash injuries after a car wreck in Florida depends on several factors, including injury severity, duration of medical treatment, quality of life reductions, and liability and PIP coverage limits. Because every case is significantly different from all others, there is no “average” settlement. Generally, car accident victims…
In states that use the legal doctrine of contributory negligence, victims of personal injury accidents are barred from obtaining compensation if they are partly at fault. States that use a comparative negligence system allow people to recover compensation even if they share blame for their injuries. Florida uses a comparative…
Determining who is responsible for a parking lot accident in Florida can be complicated. To determine fault, you must examine factors such as the driver’s actions, the parking lot conditions, and whether the property owner was negligent. Figuring out fault can be especially challenging when multiple parties are involved. …
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