When your own insurance company doesn’t pay what you’re owed, we can file a PIP suit.
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Will My Car Insurance Go up After an Accident?Per Florida Statute § 626.9541, your car insurance should not go up after an accident unless you were “substantially at fault.” The statute states that insurers cannot raise liability, personal injury protection, medical payments, or collision premiums “solely because the insured was involved in a motor vehicle accident unless…the insurer in good faith determines that […]
What if the Other Driver Was Drunk in a Car Accident?In Florida, state statutes set strict guidelines regarding what constitutes drunk driving. Motorists violate state law if they drive with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.08 or above. The statutes also prohibit driving with an open container of alcohol in your vehicle. When drunk drivers cause car accidents, the results can be devastating. If the other driver […]
What Are My Rights as a Passenger in a Car That Has Been in an Accident?If you suffered injuries in a car accident as a passenger, you have as much right as a driver to recover compensation for your medical bills, lost earnings, and other accident-related expenses. Florida law entitles you to pursue an injury claim, but you must meet specific legal requirements before you can receive reimbursement. To ensure […]
Are Car Accident Reports Public Record?For a free legal consultation, call (800) 747-3733 Are Car Accident Reports Public Record in Florida? According to state law, car accident reports are public record 60 days after the date of a crash. Prior to that time, only certain people or entities with a statutorily acceptable reason for obtaining the report can access this information […]
