What Is the Difference between No-Fault and At-Fault Insurance States?

Whether your insurance policy is governed by a no-fault or an at-fault regime can have a direct and significant impact on how your claim is handled and the possible compensation that you may receive after being injured in an automotive…

Important Information If You Have An Adult Child Driving A Car On Your Insurance Policy In Florida.

As the owner of a vehicle, you should be aware that you can be liable for a car accident, even if you are not the one driving.  Adult Child On Your Insurance Policy Let’s say you purchase a car for…

Don’t Think You Need UM Coverage In Florida? Here’s Why You Need It.

We have written and spoken at some length about the necessity of purchasing uninsured motorist coverage (UM coverage). The basis for this advice is that most drivers in Florida have only the minimum required insurance. This means that most drivers…

How Do Policy Limits Affect Your Car Accident Injury Case?

Personal injury protection (PIP) is primarily designed to ensure that an injured driver is not left without financial recourse when in an accident with an uninsured driver. Florida Insurance Requirements: A minimum of $10,000 PIP and $10,000 property damage liability insurance…

Will My Insurance Rates Go Up After a Car Accident in Florida?

Being in a car accident in Florida can be frightening and even life-changing. After you have determined your injuries and damages to your vehicle and contacted an attorney, etc., the next scary and valid concern is “Will my insurance rates…

How Do Medical Liens Affect Your Personal Injury Case?

So, you’re involved in a car wreck or you have some type of traumatic injury that is due to the fault of another person or business, and you end up pursuing a personal injury case. Whether the case goes to…