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. …
If you are injured in an Uber accident in Florida, you should seek medical attention, report the accident to Uber, gather evidence, and consult an experienced car accident lawyer. Liable parties depend on the specific details of your case. Contents1 Should I See a Doctor After My Florida…
If your auto insurance company challenges your claim after a car accident, you may need to prove the other driver’s fault to recover full compensation. “No-fault” insurance in Florida will provide only up to $10,000 worth of personal injury protection (PIP) coverage for bodily injury and medical expenses and $10,000…
Multiple-car accidents can be more complex than collisions involving one or two vehicles. Determining fault in a three-way car accident involves investigating the collision and gathering evidence. While it is a natural assumption that the rear vehicle is at fault, this is not always the case. Multiple parties may share…
A hit-and-run investigation can take several days to several months to resolve, depending on various factors. This timeline matters, as your medical bills and lost wages may exceed your personal injury protection (PIP) insurance policy. Holding the at-fault driver liable is one way to recover more money. The sooner the…
Florida is one of several states that uses a no-fault system for its auto insurance. This system has its pros and cons. If you were injured in a car accident in the Sunshine State, it’s essential that you understand how it works so you can pursue the maximum compensation available…
A protracted loss is the loss of the regular use of a body part or organ for an extended period. The loss does not have to be permanent. However, if it lasts long enough to seriously affect the person’s daily life for weeks or months, it may be considered a…
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