Car Accidents & Collisions Florida
Florida's 51% Bar Rule: How Modified Comparative Negligence Affects Your Car Crash Settlement
For many years, Florida operated under a pure comparative negligence system, meaning that even if you were 99% at fault for a crash, you could still sue the other driver for the 1%...
Florida's New 2-Year Statute of Limitations for Car Accidents: What Victims Need to Know
For decades, individuals injured in motor vehicle collisions in Florida enjoyed a generous four-year window to investigate their crash, undergo treatment, and file a lawsuit. Howev...
Hit by an Uninsured or Underinsured Driver in Florida: Your Legal Options for Compensation
Florida is notorious for having a high percentage of drivers who operate vehicles without adequate insurance. Unlike many other states, Florida law does not require drivers to carr...
Navigating Florida's 14-Day PIP Rule: Timelines, Exceptions, and Lost Compensation
Florida operates under a strict no-fault auto insurance system, meaning that after a motor vehicle collision, you must first turn to your own Personal Injury Protection (PIP) polic...
Passenger Rights in a Florida Uber or Lyft Accident: Whose Insurance Pays?
Using rideshare apps like Uber and Lyft has become a primary mode of transportation across Florida, especially in tourist hubs and busy downtown areas. While it is convenient, acci...
Out-of-State Drivers and Snowbirds: Handling Car Accident Claims in Florida
Every year, millions of tourists, part-time residents, and snowbirds flock to Florida to enjoy the warm weather in cities like Miami, Orlando, and Tampa. Unfortunately, the surge i...