Car Accident

In these unprecedented times, traveling for the holidays may not be something you are thinking about. However, if you are planning to travel in 2020 and you happen to rent a vehicle for your trip, you should know about your…

Another factor that must be considered when evaluating the settlement value of a case is  whether the plaintiff was partly at fault for the accident. Each state follows one of two main types  of rules regarding the effects of the…

Oftentimes, clients or friends come to me and ask me if they can let a family member or  friend borrow their vehicle. For most, I am sure you can recall a time that a friend or family  member asked to…

Three-way accidents can occur for many different reasons. Multi-vehicle accidents  generally occur when one car strikes another car for the initial impact and then a pile-up  of vehicles occurs. Oftentimes, what we see is that the first collision may propel…

In Florida, all accident reports are made public 60 days after the date of the accident.  Otherwise, in the 60 days immediately after the occurrence of an accident, only certain  individuals and organizations can access accident reports. The persons or…

Florida is a no-fault auto insurance state. This means that in most cases, car accident injury victims are required to go through their own insurance companies when trying to obtain compensation for accident-related losses regardless of who was at fault…

Sometimes things happen in life that disrupt your daily routine. Sadly, this includes traffic accidents. Anyone who drives or rides in a car long enough is likely to be involved in at least a minor fender bender. Anyone who rides…

If you’ve sustained an injury in a car accident caused by a negligent driver, the thought of dealing with the negligent driver and their insurance company can be daunting. When your accident is caused by a government employee and you…