Car Accidents - Page 6

If your collision involved an impaired driver in Florida, you may be wondering whether you have to go to court after an accident with a drunk driver. Due to Florida’s no-fault insurance laws, you typically do not have to appear in court, as you will file a claim through your own insurance provider.  However, if …

When figuring out what happens if an Uber or Lyft hits your car, it’s important to approach it like any other accident. Start by checking for injuries and evaluating the damage to your vehicle. In these situations, determining who is at fault can be challenging, as multiple parties, including the rideshare driver and company, may …

If you’ve been injured in a drunk driving accident, you should seek medical attention immediately. Call the police and, if possible, gather evidence from the accident scene, such as the other driver’s contact and insurance information, pictures of the damaged vehicles, and eyewitness contact information.  Then, consult a Florida car accident lawyer who can help …

There is no set average settlement amount for a drunk driving accident. Each accident is unique, and the compensation you may receive depends on various factors, including the extent of your injuries and how they impact your life in the long term.  Factors such as medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and the overall …

If a drunk driver hit you in Florida, your first step should be getting the medical attention you need. Once you’re safe, it’s important to start collecting evidence to support your case, whether through an insurance claim or a lawsuit. Even with personal injury protection (PIP) coverage, you should show proof of your injuries. If …

In Florida, the financial responsibility law applies to drivers who have been involved in certain types of accidents or have been convicted of specific driving offenses, such as driving under the influence (DUI) or reckless driving. For those subject to the financial responsibility law, maintaining proper insurance coverage or demonstrating financial capacity becomes a legal …

Florida is a no-fault state. Still, the state’s car accident laws can be a source of confusion and uncertainty for many drivers. The state’s no-fault insurance system plays a significant role in how individuals seek compensation following a collision.  In Florida, drivers are required to carry personal injury protection (PIP) insurance, which provides coverage for …

The first thing that you should do after being involved in a car accident that isn’t your fault is to seek medical care, gather evidence, and contact an attorney. Being involved in a car accident that wasn’t your fault can be an incredibly stressful experience. In the aftermath, it’s natural to feel shaken up and …

Hollywood, Florida, is one of the most culturally diverse and exciting areas North of Miami. However, it is also home to one of the most dangerous intersections in the country, Pines Boulevard and Flamingo Road. With thousands of accidents having occurred at this intersection over the years, it is important that we examine the data …

In the majority of cases where a pedestrian is struck by a car, the driver of the vehicle is liable for any damages incurred by the person traveling on foot. However, every case is unique, and a thorough examination of the accident will likely be necessary to prove fault after a pedestrian accident. At The …