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Car insurance offers protection in the event of an accident, but it may not cover everything. That is why it is important to know your coverage limits to avoid being personally liable for damages. While every insurance company is different, there are…

If you decide to pursue a claim after being injured in an accident, the insurance company may request to see all medical records concerning your injuries and medical treatments. They will need to corroborate your records with medical bills you submitted…

Car accidents are already stressful experiences. When you are involved in an accident while driving a rental car, there can be even more stress and confusion. You many have many questions about the situation and what to do, such as: Will be responsible…

All Florida drivers must carry Personal Injury Protection (PIP) insurance. PIP covers certain passengers riding in your car in the event of an accident, paying up to $10,000 in medical expenses per passenger and up to $5,000 in death benefits to the surviving…

In most car accidents cases, you may be eligible to take legal action against the negligent driver for your injuries and damages. However, when a driver flees an accident scene, recovering compensation could be challenging. The hit-and-run driver may…

No matter how serious or minor an accident is, it is important to call the local authorities and report what happened so that a police report may be filed. A copy of this report will be needed if you want to make a claim to pursue compensation for your…

After a car accident in Florida, you typically need to file a claim under your own personal injury protection coverage to cover your losses, regardless of who caused the crash. If your injury is serious enough, you may be able to bring a claim directly…

Florida is a no-fault state, which means that if you are injured in an accident caused by another person’s negligence, you can recover damages from your own insurance provider regardless of fault. However, when it comes to sustaining a more serious injury,…

Lawsuits can take anywhere from months to years to resolve. This is why many personal injury cases are settled before a case even heads to court. However, it may still take some time to settle a personal injury case because your lawyer will need to wait…

Not all collisions involve two cars physically hitting one another. A crash can sometimes occur without one car touching another, resulting in injuries to one driver or damage to one car. This is referred to as a no-contact car accident. However, being…