Auto insurance

Any type of damage to your windshield or glass could be unsafe to drive with and should be addressed as soon as possible. Broken glass is generally handled under your Comprehensive Physical Damage Coverage, which is usually subject to a…

Being a passenger during a car accident can be difficult to deal with, both at the time of the accident and during your recovery. You may be injured, and your property may have been damaged, too. If you are involved…

Many of you wonder how auto insurers come up with the price of their policies. Actuaries, risk managers, underwriters, and claims managers all contribute information in determining your rates. In this blog post, we will list some of the most…

Insurance can help us recover financially after illness, accidents, natural disasters or even the death of a loved one. There are a wide variety of insurance products available and choosing the correct insurance coverage can be a challenge. Sadly, it…

Auto insurance is a fact of life for most people. Even if you never get in an accident or file  a claim, it’s crucial that you buy the right insurance. Having the right policy gives you  some peace of mind…

Florida is a comparative negligence state which means that if it is determined you are  partially to blame for causing your own injuries, your recovery of damages will be  decreased by your percentage of fault. While this would not completely…

Insurance companies are not looking out for your best interest. Don’t be fooled by an  adjuster’s pleasant voice or seeming concern for your injury. You need to remember that  these are highly trained individuals, and their employer is the insurance…

If you have been involved in a car accident in Florida, you need to know what an uninsured  motorist claim is and how it might apply to you. If you've been injured in a car accident, it  is especially important…

When you file a bodily injury claim, you are seeking to be compensated by the insurance  company for the other driver who is at fault. This means you must show that the other  driver was completely liable for your injuries.…

If you were 100% at fault in causing a car accident, you may still have coverage to both  protect you and to pay for your own injuries and damages. This may be on the vehicle  you were driving or your…