Insurance

After a car accident, you have 14 days to present yourself to a qualified medical technician (chiropractor, medical doctor, nurse practitioner, etc) as stated Florida’s Personal Injury Protection law. Otherwise, you will not qualify for the $10,000 in benefits that you pay for with your car insurance. Why Do I

In the event of a car accident, both the at-fault driver and the victim need to file claims with their individual insurance carriers—regardless of who’s at fault. At a minimum, all drivers are required to carry Personal Injury Protection (PIP) insurance.

It depends on many factors, but if you’re injured in a car accident that wasn’t your fault, you should always seek treatment first using your own health insurance. A proven personal injury trial attorney can get to work helping you navigate getting reimbursed for medical bills and lost income right

Yes, you can get compensation for pain and suffer on top of the medical bills (past, present, and future), lost wages (past, present, and future), loss of consortium, emotional distress, mental anguish and any other item we can calculate a person endures after being injured by the negligence of the

Going for the minimum amount may not provide the security blanket you need should you be in an accident involving injuries to the other driver. It’s the law in Florida that you carry liability insurance on your vehicle, and in fact, must prove that you have such a policy to

If you have not shopped around for new auto insurance, then the answer is likely ‘yes’ you are paying too much for insurance. People quite often stay with the insurance carriers because they are either too busy/lazy to change companies or they are too loyal. In my opinion, loyalty is

One of the biggest reasons why car insurance in Florida is so expensive or costly is because of the huge number of uninsured drivers. Insurance research council found more than 25% of Florida’s drivers don’t carry car insurance. Pretty scary. Many drivers purchase ‘Full Coverage’ which is just the basic

You are not required by law to purchase boat insurance if you own or operate a vessel in Florida. Some marinas and boatyards have boat insurance requirements, and the loan company may require you to purchase a policy if you have a lien on the boat.

In most cases PIP and MedPay are responsible for your accident related medical bills.