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How to file a diminished value claim in Florida:To file a diminished value claim in Florida, you must prove the other driver was at fault and submit evidence like repair invoices, a damage appraisal, and a vehicle history report to their insurer. A professional appraiser can help quantify the lost value of your car after […]

If a car accident insurance claim is denied, the insurer must provide a written explanation outlining the reason. Common reasons include disputes over liability, lapsed coverage, or insufficient documentation. Policyholders can file an appeal, submit additional evidence, or request an independent review through their state’s insurance department. If your car insurance claim is denied, you […]

Should you go to the doctor after a car accident?Yes—seeing a doctor right after a car accident protects both your health and your legal rights. Some injuries aren’t immediately obvious, and a delay in treatment can hurt your chances of getting full compensation. After being involved in a car accident in Florida, you may find […]

Accept a settlement offer when it fully covers your medical bills, lost income, and pain and suffering—both now and in the future. A personal injury attorney can help assess whether the offer is fair based on your total damages and case strength. In Orlando and throughout Florida, there’s no universal rule, but most settlement offers […]

In Florida, the average car accident settlement ranges from $10,000 to $50,000 for moderate injuries. Severe injury cases involving long-term medical care or lost wages can exceed $100,000, depending on insurance limits and case details. The moments after a car crash are filled with uncertainty, and as medical bills begin to pile up, many accident […]

Most collisions are caused by preventable behavior, with the top six being distracted driving, speeding, driving under the influence, failure to yield, reckless driving, and poor weather or road conditions.  Failure to yield, ranked as one of the top causes, happens especially in intersection accidents.  People analyze all kinds of statistics relating to car accidents. […]

After an accident in Florida, what you say to the insurance company can significantly affect your claim. Florida follows a no-fault insurance system for minor injuries, but fault still matters in serious accidents. Saying things like “I’m sorry,” “I think it was my fault,” or “I’m not hurt” can be used to limit your compensation. […]

A T-bone crash occurs when the front of one vehicle strikes the side of another, often at intersections where one driver fails to yield or runs a red light. Determining fault depends on factors like traffic signals, right-of-way rules, eyewitness accounts, and sometimes traffic or dash cam footage. In Florida, fault may be shared under […]

Soreness after a car accident is common and may indicate underlying injuries such as whiplash, muscle strain, soft tissue damage, or even more serious issues like fractures or internal injuries. Symptoms can appear immediately or days later. It is important to see a doctor after a car accident and consult a lawyer to discuss your […]

You can sue for negligence in Florida. To do so, you must prove that someone had a legal duty to act carefully, they breached that duty, and their actions directly caused your injury. Florida follows a comparative fault system, which means you can still recover damages even if you were partially at fault, but your […]