For newcomers or even long-time residents still learning the ins and outs of Florida’s car insurance rules, it’s essential to understand the state’s unique no-fault car insurance system. In Florida, this no-fault rule affects how car accident claims are handled, specifically limiting who can sue and how damages are compensated.…
Car accidents can change lives in an instant. From dealing with injuries to handling insurance claims, the aftermath can be overwhelming. In Florida, where cities like Miami and scenic roads such as the A1A create a unique driving environment, auto accidents are unfortunately all too common. If you’ve been involved…
When a Florida driver is injured in a car accident involving an uninsured or underinsured motorist (UM), they often look to their insurance policy for coverage. In the Sunshine State, policyholders can sometimes use “stacking” to expand their coverage limits, maximizing the benefits they receive in such cases. Stacking allows…
In Florida, the statute of limitations for filing a car accident claim is now two years from the accident date. Consulting car accident lawyers promptly is essential, as failing to file your lawsuit within this crucial timeframe could result in losing the right to pursue damages entirely. Understanding the nuances,…
Filing a wrongful death claim serves as a crucial step toward seeking justice for the untimely loss of a loved one. It not only holds those responsible accountable but also helps prevent similar tragedies from happening to others in the future. By pursuing legal action, you are sending a powerful…
After a car accident, emotions are running high, and tensions are often at their peak. In the heat of the moment, it can be easy to blurt out statements that may not serve you well later on. One key reason to watch what you say post-accident is that certain statements…
Evidence in a motorcycle accident can take various forms, including photographs of the scene, witness statements, police reports, medical records, and damage assessments. These pieces of evidence are crucial for establishing what happened during the accident and who was at fault. Photographs can visually document the road conditions, vehicle positions, and…
Trucks, especially large commercial trucks, are responsible for carrying heavy loads across long distances. These loads can often consist of loose items such as gravel, rocks, or construction materials. While truck drivers and companies are required to properly secure their cargo, accidents can happen due to factors like poor loading…
Tailgating, also known as following too closely, is when a driver follows another vehicle at an unsafe distance. This can happen in any driving situation, but it becomes especially dangerous when it involves an emergency vehicle. Emergency vehicles such as ambulances, fire trucks, and police cars are on the road…
With the implementation of The Dori Slosberg and Katie Marchetti Safety Belt Law in 2009, Florida elevated the importance of seat belt usage to a primary offense. Enshrined in section 316.614 of the Florida Statutes, this law mandates that drivers, front-seat passengers, and all passengers under the age of 18…