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Florida’s modified comparative negligence law can significantly impact your personal injury claim by preventing you from recovering any compensation if you are more than 50 percent responsible for an accident. To reduce or eliminate their insured’s liability, insurance companies frequently attempt to shift blame onto injured victims. Protect your claim by consulting with an experienced Florida personal injury attorney.
Rental car reimbursement coverage is an inexpensive but valuable addition to any Florida auto insurance policy. It can take weeks, even months, for the at-fault party’s insurance company to accept liability, leaving you without a vehicle in the meantime. Your own coverage can also be crucial if the at-fault driver’s coverage limits are too low.
Jury selection, known as voir dire, can significantly influence the outcome of a Florida personal injury trial. During jury selection, attorneys question potential jurors, ultimately excusing some using a challenge for cause and others using peremptory strikes. A Neil inquiry may be initiated if it appears that discriminatory factors were used to remove a juror.
Properly documenting a Florida car accident scene is critical to establishing liability and protecting your right to full and fair compensation. Taking photos or videos, gathering witness information, and recording your recollections are important steps to take following a crash. Equally important is avoiding statements that admit fault or minimize injuries.
Shortly after a Florida car accident you may get a call from the at-fault party’s insurance adjuster. Adjusters routinely use misleading questions and intentionally misconstrue your responses which can jeopardize the value of your personal injury claim. Also beware of quick settlement offers that are aimed at minimizing the insurance company’s liability.
If you were injured in a car crash, and another driver was clearly at fault, the at-fault driver’s insurance company should compensate you for your economic and non-economic damages. If the at-fault driver lies to their insurance company about how the accident occurred, however, the claims process can quickly digress into a “he said, she [...]
In 2026, it is common practice to grab your phone, tablet, or laptop and ask your chosen AI assistant a question. We use AI to get answers to simple questions, such as “What is the capital of Nebraska?” We also increasingly turn to AI for answers to complex and nuanced questions, such as “What is [...]
With one out of every two households owning a pet dog, the United States tops the list of dog ownership. If you own one of the 90 million dogs living in the U.S., and you are a resident of the State of Florida, it is in your best interest to understand Florida’s dog bite laws. [...]
Florida law requires drivers to report certain crashes, including those that involve injuries, fatalities, suspected DUI, or significant property damage. Drivers may exchange information and self-report a minor collision instead of waiting for law enforcement but protect yourself and your right to recover compensation by documenting vehicle damage, exchanging insurance information, and gathering witness information.
A multi-car accident is any driver’s worst nightmare, especially if it’s a chain reaction crash and you are one of the vehicles in the middle of the chain. All it takes is one distracted driver to set off one of these crashes, causing them to rear-end a vehicle who then rear-ends a vehicle and so [...]
