FAQs

Pedestrian Vs. Car Accidents Pedestrians are vulnerable road users at a high risk of injury in an accident with a car or other motor vehicle. Pedestrian accidents involving motor vehicles can result in severe injuries or even fatalities. Florida has a high number of pedestrian accidents. If you or a loved one has been involved…

Yes, both drivers can be found at fault for a car accident in Florida. Florida is a "comparative negligence" state, which means that a person's recovery for damages can be reduced in proportion to their degree of fault for an accident. In other words, if both drivers are found to be partially at fault for…

A car accident can be an inconvenience. Not only because it can cause damage to your vehicle but it could also result in injuries that require medical treatment and disrupt your daily routine. It can also lead to legal and financial complications, such as insurance claims, lawsuits, and lost income. Once the accident has occurred,…

Nobody ever wants to experience a personal injury accident. Regrettably, however, significant numbers of these mishaps occur around the US every year. And like other states, Florida frequently experiences its fair share of such events. Having legal counsel after personal injury accidents is essential because these incidents often give rise to major medical expenses. And if…

Auto accidents, slip and fall incidents, and nearly all other types of personal injury cases share one common element: the statute of limitations. If you have suffered an injury and wish to sue the party responsible to receive the damages you deserve, you must be conscious of statutes of limitations or time frames for pursuing…

About Florida Auto Accident Laws A car accident can happen anywhere at any time. But Florida is unique when it comes to car accident laws. If you’re involved in a car accident in Florida, there are certain things you need to know to protect yourself. Here are the top things you need to know about…