Category Archives: Pedestrian Accidents
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 »
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 »
Who Is at Fault in a Florida Pedestrian Accident?
Pedestrian accidents can happen in just a few seconds, but their effects can last a lifetime. If you have been hit by a vehicle in Florida, one of the key questions you may have is: Who is liable? The answer to this question isn’t always straightforward. Florida law looks at the actions of all… Read More »
Pedestrian Accidents and Florida Insurance Requirements Explained
Pedestrian accidents can result in severe injuries and complex insurance issues. In Florida, the no-fault insurance rules often confuse both injured pedestrians and drivers. Understanding how coverage works after a pedestrian accident can help you protect your rights and seek fair compensation. Florida’s No-Fault System and Pedestrian Claims Florida follows a no-fault insurance system,… Read More »