Getting in an accident with an uninsured driver can be confusing and frustrating, especially because Florida law requires all motorists to carry property damage liability insurance (PDL) and personal injury protection (PIP).
While there has been a lot of education and awareness regarding motorcycles on the road, there are still more motorcycle accidents in Florida than in any state - and 516 fatalities in 2021 alone.
Unfortunately, accidents happen, and they do not discriminate depending on who owns the car. Let's take a look at accidents involving borrowed vehicles.
One of the most frequent mistakes people make following a car accident is that they don't seek medical assistance. Many of the most common car crash injuries manifest in a delayed manner.
If you are driving on Florida roads, chances are you see accidents nearly every day. If you find yourself the victim of a car accident, here are the types of car accident injuries you should look out for.
The best way to save money and protect your health and property after a car accident is to obtain collision coverage and gap insurance prior to an accident.
Car accidents tend to increase over the holidays. Hundreds of thousands of additional people are driving the roadways, making driving safety a priority.
While you may not think a witness statement will be critical to your case, there are many reasons that you - or the police, once they arrive - should solicit information from witnesses.
In general, it is better to settle your case out of court if the insurance company offers a fair and reasonable settlement amount. If the insurance company will not do so, taking the case to trial may be necessary.
We share the roads with millions of seasonal visitors, but semi-trucks are on these roads as well. Highway safety should be a priority for all drivers.
