Category: Car Accidents

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…

Rear-end auto accidents are the most common type of car crashes. From simple fender benders to deadly collisions, rear-end auto accident scenarios are almost endless. Most people presume that rear-end automobile accidents are always the fault of the driver who rear-ends the car in front of them. However, this is…

Rear-end collisions are some of the most common types of automobile accidents. They can cause serious injuries that require significant medical expenses. If you find yourself in this situation, you should act fast. Enlisting the help of an experienced car accident lawyer from Zervos & Calta, PLLC allows you to defend…

Sometimes, you may not directly sue Uber if you get hurt in an Uber accident in Florida. However, you may have other options for seeking compensation for the harm you suffered. An Uber accident lawyer can help you identify all possible sources of compensation and work hard to try to…

Left-turn accidents are extremely common in Florida. When drivers turn left, state law requires them to yield to oncoming traffic. Unfortunately, not all drivers follow this rule. If a driver turns left and hits another vehicle, the left-turning driver is often – though not always – at fault.  Left-turn collisions can…

Most Florida car accident cases settle before trial because both sides want to avoid the time and cost of going to court. Insurers often prefer to settle to control risks and expenses. Injured parties usually choose settlements to get compensation faster instead of waiting months or years for a trial….

All personal injury cases are governed by a deadline known as a statute of limitations. Failure to file your case before this deadline passes can have a devastating effect on your right to compensation. Among other things, missing the deadline nearly always results in your case being dismissed in court….

There are many situations in driving where one car should let another car pass or go first. If there weren’t laws governing right of way, the number of accidents would increase because many drivers would not give any right of way. Even with current laws in place, there are more…

After a car accident in Florida, an insurance adjuster for the other driver’s insurer may ask you for your medical records. You need to understand that insurers have no inherent right to your medical files, and you should never voluntarily release your medical records to another driver’s insurance company. An…