Florida 2nd in Nation for Pedestrian Accident Fatalities
While most forms of auto accidents are on the decline, accidents involving autos and pedestrians aren’t. A recent report from the Governors Highway Safety Association indicated that pedestrian deaths are...
Auto Accident Traps: Recorded Statements
Insurance Companies Aren’t Your Friend The first and most important rule to remember is, you have no friends at the insurance company. This includes your own insurance carrier. Insurance adjusters...
Florida PIP Coverage Explained
What is Florida PIP Florida is one of several states to enact no-fault auto insurance laws. Under Florida’s no-fault insurance laws, every vehicle owner is required to purchase Personal Injury...
Florida Dog Bite Law
Florida is considered a “strict liability” state. As a result, dog owners may be held liable if their dog bites someone, even if the owner was not previously aware of...
How to Ruin Your Car Accident Claim in 8 Easy Steps
Failing to Call Law Enforcement If you’re in a motor vehicle accident, always call law enforcement. The accident report provided by law enforcement will contain evidence that helps your claim....
Why You Should Buy Uninsured Motorist (UM) Coverage
Does Personal Injury Protection (PIP) Insurance Cover All of Your Injuries? Doubtful. Florida is one of ten states considered to be no-fault states. The purpose of no-fault insurance is for...
Not Wearing a Seatbelt Can Cost More Than You Realize
It’s no secret that Florida has a mandatory seatbelt law. Per Florida law, anyone sitting in the front seat of a passenger vehicle is required to wear a seatbelt. In...
I Have Full Coverage Auto Insurance – Not So Fast
According to the National Safety Council (NSC) the average comprehensive cost of a fatal car accident is $4.1 million dollars, the cost of an incapacitating car accident injury is $208,500...
Warning to Motorcyclists – AUTO PIP WILL NOT COVER YOU
Our law firm is contacted frequently by injured motorcyclists. Too often, they share the same dilemma. They’ve purchased a motorcycle, and mistakenly assumed that their automobile’s Personal Injury Protection (PIP)...