Florida’s no-fault laws concerning accident compensation are intended to facilitate a claim. However, the amount you receive is dependent on the limits of your policy. If your injuries are serious, this limit might not cover the financial loss you incur. In this case, you can go outside the no-fault system and file a claim against

Florida drivers may know that liability insurance coverage limits in the state are low compared to many other states. In addition, about 24 percent of drivers in the state are uninsured or underinsured. This combination makes Florida one of the riskiest states to have a car accident. Liability Coverage in Florida If you live in

Pain and suffering is a legal concept that is defined by the physical pain and mental anguish an individual suffers due to an accident. The accident can involve negligence by a physician, harm due to a product defect or personal injury resulting from a car accident. After an accident, looking beyond the loss of a

Insurance companies are businesses and monitor the bottom line as all companies do. Paying for medical care or repairs may involve restrictions or clauses that enable a company to deny coverage. In addition, coverage may be less than expected if the company fails to pay the billed amount less the deductible. Understanding the limits of

When a motor vehicle accident happens, it is necessary to collect evidence at the scene and seek medical care. Being compensated for the financial loss the accident causes depends on proper presentation of the damages in an organized way. Failing to do this may cause you to recover less than is necessary to pay expenses

Discovery is a formal process enabling both sides in a legal case to gather information after a lawsuit has been filed by a Florida accident injury attorney. Requested information may be in the form of documents, physical items, questions posed to individuals in person or from written questions called interrogatories. Usually, individuals involved in the

Premises liability, a special area of personal injury law that covers landowner liability for accidents that occur on their land, commonly involves slip and fall accidents. Slip and fall accidents happen when an individual slips on a wet substance while on someone else’s property and falls, sustaining injuries. Florida law dictates that property owners are responsible