Category Archives: Auto Accidents
No-Fault Auto Insurance in Florida
Florida law allows victims of car accidents to recover damages through no-fault auto insurance. This means that no matter who or what caused the collision, you are eligible for compensation for your resulting medical expenses and lost wages. This provision allows you to pay your bills right away and often eradicates the need for a […]
What are the Most Common Car Accident Injuries?
Car accidents occur on a daily basis all over the country, and the injuries sustained from car accidents range from soft-tissue damage to catastrophic injury. While the degree and types of injuries vary, most injuries seem to occur to the upper body: Brain and Head Injuries: One of the most common injuries suffered by drivers […]
Recovery for Noneconomic Damages
Florida insurance law provides for no-fault coverage of some damages incurred in an auto accident. Generally, such damages are limited to lost wages and medical bills. Under some circumstances, you may be entitled to recover additional money. Pain and suffering In addition to economic damages, many victims of auto accidents in Florida suffer noneconomic damages […]
Hit-And-Run Driver Placed in Custody
On September 29, 2013, police arrested a man in St. Cloud, FL, after he allegedly struck a police vehicle and then fled the scene. Fifty-year-old Richard Nielsen is accused of hit-and-run of a patrol car near the intersection of Neptune Road and Old Canoe Road, injuring the police officer in the car. The officer was […]
Six Signs of a Bad-Faith Insurance Claim
Despite what their advertising campaigns may claim, insurance companies are very reluctant to pay claims. After all, the insurance companies make money by collecting and investing premiums, and not by paying claims. The bottom line is that insurance companies are only concerned with their bottom line. If the insurance company begins to act unreasonably, bad-faith […]
Recent Changes in Your Insurance Claim
Florida residents may not be fully aware of some recent changes to the state’s no-fault insurance law. Since 1973, Florida has had a system of no-fault auto insurance, meaning that injured victims are entitled to compensation regardless of who caused the accident. The system is designed to streamline the claims and review process and quickly […]
