Following a car accident, you may have received an offer to settle from the other driver’s insurance company. If you have not sought legal counsel to handle the claim, this has likely become a challenging process to handle on your own. The first offer from an...
If you have ever been involved in a Florida car accident, you know that one or more drivers will likely be assigned fault at the scene and ticketed by law enforcement. Most drivers are aware that the rear driver in a rear end collision is typically at fault. In fact,...
A multi-vehicle collision, also called a “pile-up” or “chain reaction accident” involves three or more vehicles. Usually these begin when two vehicles collide and other vehicles on the road cannot avoid the incident because they are unable to stop in time or otherwise...
After your teenage or young adult driver was involved in a car accident, you may be wondering how to help them move forward and recover from the traumatic experience. Depending on your child’s personality, they may be ready to drive again immediately or become anxious...
Hit and run accidents are unfortunately common in Florida, but many drivers and pedestrians are not informed on what to do following the incident. Being a victim of an accident is shocking and having the other driver flee the scene is even more unsettling, which often...
1) Victims of a hit and run accident may seek restitution from the other driver FICTION: Restitution is generally not available in a leaving the scene of an accident case where the other driver is criminally charged. Restitution may be available if the victim can show...
