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Hit by an Uninsured Driver in Florida

According to recent data, Florida has the highest percentage of uninsured drivers of any state, with over 25% of drivers being uninsured. If you are in a car accident caused by an uninsured motorist, you have several options to cover your expenses, starting with your own insurance.  Florida Insurance Florida…

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Damage Caps in Florida for Car Accidents

How much will I receive in my Florida personal injury case? This is a common question that I hear. The answer depends on the extent of your injuries and the degree of negligence of the other party. It also depends on the expertise of the lawyer. As an experienced personal…

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Injured in a Large Truck Accident

Commercial trucks are big vehicles. When they cause accidents here in Florida, they are usually serious with significant damage to the people in the other vehicles. The difference between an accident with another car and an accident with a large truck, such as a construction vehicle or a tractor-trailer full…

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Work with the Right Doctor If You Are Injured in an Accident

If you have been injured in an accident here in Florida, make sure you are treated by a doctor who is an expert in accident injuries, because not all doctors know what to look for, especially in car accident victims, slip-and-fall victims, and those injured by recreational vehicles or sporting…

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Hit by a Rental Car in Florida – What Should You Do?

Florida is the number one tourism state in the country, and many of those millions of tourists every year choose to rent a car. Unfortunately, being in an unfamiliar vehicle in unfamiliar territory is often a dangerous combination, which is why our beautiful state has one of the highest rates…

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Will Rental Car Insurance Protect You When Renting a Car in Florida?

While you are not required to purchase insurance from the rental company, it might be a good idea to do so. Insurance can cover car damage or injury, in the event that you are involved in an accident. If you have auto insurance already, you may not need to pay…

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Why Call Police after an Accident in Florida

If you are involved in an automobile accident in Florida, call 911 right away. A 911 call will automatically record that an accident occurred, will dispatch the police, and will allow you to request medical assistance. Florida law states that drivers are required to contact the police as soon as…

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Car Accident: When the Other Driver Goes Silent after an Accident

A car accident, whether minor or serious, can damage your physical and emotional health, as well as damage your vehicle. Unfortunately, Florida has one of the highest auto accident rates in the United States, due in large part to the many visitors to our Sunshine State who don’t know the…

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After a Car Accident, NEVER Do This

Florida is a destination state year-round. Visitors from around the country and the world flock to Florida because of our state’s natural beauty, many attractions, amusement parks, and resorts. The presence of a large number of tourists creates unique traffic conditions in the Sunshine State because so many drivers are…

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Accidents Due to Road Construction in Florida

You may not think accidents caused by road construction are common, but according to OSHA, every year more than 40,000 people are injured in work zone accidents, and every day three people on average die in accidents due to highway construction.  Nearly 20% of the U.S. highway system is under…

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