Recent Blog Posts
How Long Do You Have To File a Wrongful Death Claim After a Florida Car Accident?
Losing a loved one in a car crash is heartbreaking. During those first difficult weeks, it’s completely normal for legal deadlines to be the last thing on your mind. However, if you’re thinking about filing a wrongful death claim in Florida, you have to keep an eye on the statute of limitations clock. If… Read More »
How Lane Splitting Can Affect a Florida Motorcycle Accident Claim
Some states allow lane splitting under certain conditions. However, in Florida, lane splitting is illegal. So, if an accident happens when you are lane splitting, that decision can play a huge role in determining liability and whether you can get compensation. Below, we discuss how Florida handles motorcycle accident cases involving lane splitting. What… Read More »
How Much Is My Florida Car Accident Case Worth?
After a car accident, one of the first things on most people’s minds is, “What’s my case worth?” The truth is, there isn’t a set dollar amount for every car accident claim in Florida. The value depends on several key factors. Knowing what can affect your case can help you make smart choices and… Read More »
How Black Box Data Is Used in Truck Accident Investigations
When a serious truck accident happens in Florida, one of the most important pieces of evidence usually isn’t something you see at the scene. It is found inside the truck. This is the “black box,” also known as the Event Data Recorder (EDR). This device captures crucial details about what happened before, during, and… Read More »
Can a Pedestrian Be at Fault in a Florida Accident?
People tend to assume drivers are always to blame in pedestrian accidents, but that is not always the case in Florida. According to Florida law, pedestrians can share fault or even be fully responsible for an accident, depending on the facts of the case. Read on to learn more! Florida Uses a Shared Fault… Read More »
Common Reasons UM/UIM Claims Are Denied in Florida
Uninsured motorist (UM) and underinsured motorist (UIM) coverage can provide valuable financial protection after a car accident in Florida. If the other driver doesn’t have enough insurance or doesn’t have any at all, this coverage helps pay for your medical bills, lost wages, and other damages. However, a lot of people are shocked when… Read More »
What Evidence Is Important After a Bicycle Accident in Florida?
Bicycle accidents happen in the blink of an eye, but what you do next matters a lot. In Florida, the evidence you collect right after an accident often makes or breaks your legal claim. If you’re injured, starting early and focusing on the right details can really tip the scales in your favor. Below… Read More »
What Compensation Can You Recover After a Florida Rideshare Accident?
If you use Uber or Lyft around Florida, you know how convenient it is, until something goes wrong. When rideshare accidents happen, sorting out the legal and insurance issues can get tricky fast. If you’re hurt in a crash, you have the right to seek compensation. Knowing what you can actually recover is the… Read More »
Can Jaywalking Affect a Florida Pedestrian Injury Claim?
After a pedestrian accident, insurance companies almost always want to know if the pedestrian was jaywalking. Indeed, in Florida, crossing outside a marked crosswalk complicates matters after a pedestrian accident. However, it doesn’t automatically prevent you from seeking compensation if you were injured. What Does Jaywalking Mean in Florida? Florida law doesn’t actually use… Read More »
Bicycle Accidents Involving Dooring Incidents in Florida
Biking is still a popular way of getting around Florida. The warm weather and all the bike lanes make it hard to resist. But as more cyclists hit the roads alongside cars, accidents are happening more often. One of the most dangerous and preventable types of accidents is a “dooring” accident. These accidents can… Read More »