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Every driver in Florida is required to have a license, vehicle registration and an insurance policy. Following those laws is as important as following the laws about behavior in traffic. Florida requires a combination of liability coverage in case someone is at fault...
Blood loss is obvious when an injury breaks the skin. Someone bleeding often attracts attention even when the injury is minor. Almost everyone recognizes that bleeding could lead to severe injury and also infection. If someone bleeds profusely after a car crash, they...
If your car accident was the result of the other party’s negligence, you are probably interested in proving your claim to recover damages. Under Florida law, when bringing a personal injury claim against another driver, you need to prove four elements: The other party had a duty of care They breached the duty of care The link between negligence and…
Adverse weather conditions are not uncommon in Florida, even though its nickname is “the Sunshine State.” Unfortunately, bad weather is one of the most common causes of car accidents in Florida. While you cannot file a lawsuit against “bad weather” or God, many drivers wonder whether they can blame inclement weather conditions for a car crash in order to reduce…
Under Florida law, motorists must file an insurance claim with their own insurer following a car crash, regardless of fault. For this reason, many car accident victims assume that their insurer is willing to help them and is looking out for their best interests. However, the opposite is true. Just because it is your insurance company does not mean that…
A car accident can not only result in physical injuries and property damage, but may also lead to increased auto insurance premiums. When a driver is at fault for a car crash, the average increase in their insurance premium rate is 34%, according to Coverage.com. However, your insurance premium rates can go up even if you were not at fault…
Have you been in a car accident and are wondering if the other party can sue you for the crash? The answer to the question depends on the circumstances of your case. In most cases, suing someone for a car accident is not necessary since Florida is a no-fault auto insurance state that allows injured parties to seek compensation from…
Being involved in an automobile accident is often a stressful and life-changing experience. Most people panic and do not know what to do next. This is a natural reaction to a stressful situation. However, the steps you take after a car accident are going to affect the outcome of your personal injury case, which is why it is vital to…
Victims of automobile accidents are entitled to financial compensation for their injuries and damages. However, the car accident claims process can be complicated, which is why many people get lost when filing a claim following a car crash in Florida. So, what should you expect when filing an insurance claim following an auto accident in Florida? You Need to File…
Florida has the highest number of uninsured drivers. According to the Insurance Information Institute, 26.7% of all motorists in the state have no auto insurance. But how does the lack of car insurance affect your ability to recover damages following a vehicle crash in Florida? Why Drivers Do Not Purchase Auto Insurance The Florida Statutes Section 324.022 requires all motorists…