Careless drivers should be held accountable for the injuries and property damage they cause in our community. Generally, the law requires people to operate their vehicles with “reasonable care under the circumstances.” Failure to exercise reasonable care is the basis for damages in most automobile accident lawsuits.
If you were involved in an auto accident, we have the experience necessary to obtain fair and equitable settlement for those injured to the negligence of others.
Car accidents can be devastating. If you or a loved one has been injured, you have a lot on your mind. During this difficult time, you should be focused on healing, not fighting with insurance companies and health care providers. Our experienced team will work hard to resolved your claim with all applicable insurance companies and medical providers. Therefore allowing you to focus on your medical treatment and healing.
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The statute of limitations to file car accident claim in Florida is the same for all personal injury cases, two years. This means you have two years from the date of your car accident to file a claim or you may lose your right to pursue compensation, no matter how negligent the other driver was behaving. This is why it is best to file a claim as soon as possible, don’t miss your chance of recovering compensation!
We are a Christian based firm and we treat our clients like family. Most automobile accident claims are negotiated with the insurance companies and their representatives. We recommend that you seek legal advice from our qualified attorney before discussing the details of your accident or your injuries with an insurance adjuster.
Florida law allows for economic damages, as the name suggests compensation for financial losses associated with suffering an injury such as medical expenses, loss wages and the loss of ability to earn income in the future.
Florida law allows recovery for non-economic damages including pain and suffering, mental anguish and loss of enjoyment of life.
The last type of damages, punitive, differs from the first two in that their main purpose is the punish the negligent party rather than compensate the injured party. As such they are not often awarded.
If you or someone you care about has been injured in an auto accident, our firm will work hard for you. We are prepared to ensure you get fair compensation for your injuries.
Florida is a no fault insurance state when it comes to car accident cases. This means that the party responsible for an accident is the one who pays damages, usually through an insurance carrier.
Most accidents, however, are caused by more than one party. Oftentimes the injured party is found partly responsible for an accident. In these cases Florida follows a “pure comparative fault” rule, which means that an injured party is eligible to file a claim even if they are partially at fault but the percentage of responsibility they are found to bear will also be deducted from their overall compensation awarded to them.
For example, if you are found to be 20% at fault for the accident that caused your injuries your total compensation awarded to you by the court will also be reduced by 20%. Car accident law in Florida can be complex and confusing.
Our experience team of will guide you through your car accident claim, while fighting for the maximum amount of settlement available.
We will travel to your home or hospital 24/7
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