Florida accident victims can seek compensation for pain and suffering when someone else is responsible for their injuries. Calculating a dollar amount for pain and suffering damages depends on factors like the severity of your injuries, their adverse effects on your life, the emotional trauma you suffered, and any resulting…
There are certain situations where drivers who are involved in a car accident will have completely different stories that they will tell their insurance companies or lawyers, making it difficult to tell who is actually at fault. Traffic accident reports are some of the best weapons that you can employ…
In Florida, you have 14 days after the accident to seek treatment from a hospital, emergency room, urgent care, etc. If you do not seek treatment, you may lose your right to file a PIP claim. If you wait longer than 14 days, your insurance company may deny your claim….
If your vehicle was damaged or totaled in a Florida car accident that someone else caused, the other driver’s insurance company may have to pay for your rental car — and this is likely just one of your available options. However, certain factors may complicate the process. It’s important to…
Being involved in a car accident while pregnant can be an overwhelming experience. It can also be life-threatening to the mother and her unborn baby. If you find yourself in this situation, seek medical care attention immediately. Even if you think the accident was not serious, complications could develop in…
Hiring a Florida personal injury lawyer may influence your case’s outcome if you seek compensation after sustaining injuries. However, understanding legal fees before entering into a contract with a lawyer is essential. Florida personal injury attorneys often work on a contingency fee basis. How much an attorney charges in legal…
If you suffered the loss of a loved one due to the wrongful actions of someone else, you could have legal recourse to seek compensation and justice. You deserve closure after the tragic death of a family member. Unfortunately, a wrongful death lawsuit can take months or years, depending on…
When you pursue a car accident claim after a crash in Florida, one of the pieces of evidence you will need is the police crash report. You can request a copy of a police accident report by contacting the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV), which serves as…
Florida Statutes § 316.209 forbids lane splitting, stating that motorcyclists cannot ride between lanes of traffic or rows of vehicles. However, this prohibition does not apply to police officers or firefighters during their official duties. Contents1 What Is Lane Splitting?2 Is Lane Splitting Dangerous?3 Is Lane Sharing Legal in…
An accident can cause more than physical injuries. Accident victims often suffer emotional distress, too. As with physical harm, accident victims can sue for the emotional distress they experience due to their injuries. However, emotional distress is intangible. That means proving it and quantifying its extent can be challenging, particularly…
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