Car Accident

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…

Due to the fact that many car accident cases are pretty straightforward, experts are usually not necessary. However, in some car accident cases, there may be issues regarding liability or disputes on the causal connection between the injury sustained and…

There are certain situations where a person is presumed or already believed to be negligent by a court, and it is up to that person to rebut the presumption that they were negligent. This is generally referred to as “negligence per se”…

As the plaintiff, you have the burden of proving the allegations of your case. The allegations of the case are the essential elements you set out in your complaint. In an accident case, the allegations may be some general statement…

Were you or someone you know hurt in a car crash in South Florida? Unfortunately, car accidents are an all too common occurrence in Florida. It is very likely that you or someone you know has been involved or will…