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After you’ve been involved in a car accident, many insurance companies will automatically raise your rates—even if you did not cause the accident. Dealing with rate increases can add a financial burden to a household that may already suffer from multiple financial struggles following a severe accident. How much should you expect your rates to […]

Receiving Compensation as a Passenger In a Florida Car Crash When living in a no-fault state such as Florida, oftentimes victims of car crashes are not fully compensated for all damages incurred in a car crash. If a passenger in a car crash was not fully compensated by the insurance company, the next step may […]

Fall Driving Safety Tips in Orlando Heavy rains can occur at any time of the day in Central Florida, particularly during the late summer and fall months. It is important that drivers remember that the first 10 minutes of rainfall is the most dangerous. This is the time when motor oil and grease accumulates on […]

Ridesharing Laws In Florida Ridesharing has changed the way Florida residents and 110 million visitors travel the state, which has prompted lawmakers to take action. Florida Governor Rick Scott has signed into law HB 221, also known as the “Uber/Lyft Bill” that makes the requirements for ride-sharing services uniform throughout the state. Under the new […]

We see and hear of accidents every day but we never expect to find ourselves involved in a car accident. Nothing ruins your day more than finding yourself in a car accident. It can ruin your car and it can leave you with injuries. Cars crowd central Florida roads. There are many visitors to the […]

There’s an app for that. Although that statement is often the punchline of a joke, the development of apps and gadgets can not only make our lives easier, but can even save lives. Researchers, industry experts, and governments across the globe recently partnered to develop an app that could track the spread of coronavirus, based […]

On May 9, 2017 Florida Governor Rick Scott signed into law HB 221, also known as the “Uber/Lyft Bill” that makes the requirements for ride-sharing services uniform throughout the State of Florida, when it comes to insurance requirements and background checks. Under the new law, minimum insurance levels of $50,000 are set for death and […]

How likely are you to crash on a motorcycle? There are several ways of estimating the likelihood. In Florida, there were 402,592 traffic crashes in one recent year, counting vehicles of all types as well as pedestrians, according to the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV). Of these, 9,122 were motorcycle crashes. […]

Updates were provided on the ongoing recovery efforts and policy issues directly affecting the island of Puerto Rico

If you were injured in a car accident, you must meet many deadlines. You must not only report the accident to the local authorities, but also to your insurance provider and—if someone else was at fault for the accident—to the at-fault party’s insurance provider. If you intend to file a personal injury lawsuit to recover […]