After a golf cart accident in Florida, call 911 to get the medical care you need. Focus on your safety by moving out of the way of additional harm and document the accident as thoroughly as you can. It is important to report the accident to authorities and, in some cases, file a claim for…
Call the police if there are any injuries, deaths, or property damage worth $500 or more. While you legally do not have to call the police after a minor car accident in Florida, doing so preserves evidence and can serve as a way to protect your rights should you need to file a claim later….
It can be difficult to determine which rules apply when you ride a bicycle vs a motorcycle, or an e-bicycle. However, it is critical to have an understanding of which laws govern your ride, both to avoid citations or liability in an accident and to remain predictable to other drivers on the road. The St….
Uninsured motorist coverage is a type of insurance product you purchase that provides coverage to you when someone without insurance causes an accident to you. Suppose you are hurt in a car accident and the other driver lacks insurance, but your losses exceed your personal injury protection (PIP) coverage. In that case, uninsured motorist coverage…
Florida is a no-fault state for car insurance, which means that every driver must carry personal injury protection (PIP) coverage. That coverage pays for your damages up to the value you have purchased, which typically is a minimum of $10,000. It does not matter who caused the accident. However, there are limits, and often the…
Car repairs are a pressing concern after a car accident in St. Petersburg, Florida. You will need to get repair estimates and hire a mechanic to do the work. While you are legally allowed to choose your own mechanic, insurance companies may prefer or incentivize you to use one of theirs instead. The decision you…
Car accidents and subsequent repairs can cause your vehicle to lose its value. The decreased value of your vehicle can affect your ability to sell or trade it in, furthering your losses. When this happens, you may be eligible to file a diminished value claim in Florida if the other driver was at fault and…
Car accidents with significant force or just the right angle can lead to a devastating outcome. If your car suffers substantial damage, you can expect the insurance company to total it. That means the insurance company does not believe it is financially feasible to repair the car and instead wants to pay to replace it….
When you are in a car accident, and it is not your fault, you need to deal with the legalities of getting compensation for your losses. Yet, in the immediate aftermath of the accident, you need a way to drive yourself to and from work, school, or other obligations. If your vehicle is totaled or…
Victims of an accident with a rideshare company face an uphill battle to recover damages. Knowing your rights and understanding who is responsible in this largely unregulated industry can be challenging. For those in a driver’s vehicle who are hurt in an accident, it is critical to know what to do. After you are injured…