Car Accidents

Wet road surfaces are a significant safety concern. When the pavement is slick during and after rainstorms, drivers may have to increase their following distance. It may take them longer to come to a complete stop, which increases their chances of causing a rear-end...

Drivers must ensure that they’re always being as safe as possible. One of the critical tasks of driving is ensuring that they’re watching what’s going on around them. This includes paying attention to the flow of traffic in front of them.  Rear-end crashes are often...

Any motor vehicle collision creates the possibility of injury or death along with significant property damage. People involved in car crashes may end up hurt and in need of medical care. They may need time away from work. In some cases, the people involved in...

After a car accident in Florida, it's important to understand the time limits for filing a claim. The state has set deadlines to ensure that individual file claims promptly. Missing these deadlines could mean losing your chance to seek compensation for damages. Here's...

Drivers in Florida typically cannot completely avoid travel during rainstorms. Regular precipitation is commonplace, and many people have to drive during the rain several times during any given week. The frequency with which motorists encounter rainy weather may lull...

When you find yourself involved in a car accident, witness statements can play a crucial role in determining the outcome of your claim. These accounts offer a third-party perspective that can substantiate your version of events. In Florida, where no-fault insurance...

Imagine a perfect Florida day, with clear blue skies and the sun shining brightly—perfect for a leisurely drive, right? While these conditions might seem ideal for driving, they can also create unexpected hazards on the road, leading to car accidents despite the...

Having a criminal record could significantly impact the aftermath of a car accident. Whether you face a civil lawsuit or criminal charges related to the accident, understanding how your history may affect your situation is paramount to addressing potential...

Most people don't expect to suffer major financial setbacks after car crashes. Instead, they trust that insurance can help them limit their losses. Generally speaking, that is a reasonable expectation. Florida state statutes require a combination of no-fault personal...

Florida used to follow a pure comparative negligence system. This meant that even if you were 99% at fault for an accident, you could still receive compensation for 1% of the damages. Courts calculated compensation based on the percentage of fault assigned to each...