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Who’s at Fault if Two Drivers Merge into the Same Lane and Cause a Car Accident?
In many car accidents, it is relatively easy to determine fault. However, there are some crashes where fault is not easily determined. A merging accident is one of them. A merging accident is when two drivers merge into the same lane, and a car crash occurs. If you have been involved in a merging… Read More »
Who’s at Fault in a Blind Spot Truck Accident?
A large percentage of truck accidents occur because car drivers and motorcyclists linger in the truck’s blind spots. While trucking companies often blame other drivers for a blind spot truck accident, the truck driver may also be at fault for the collision. Truck drivers can be liable for this type of accident due to… Read More »
What Questions Will Doctors Ask Me After a Car Accident?
If you have been involved in a car accident, you may have to seek medical attention immediately after the crash to diagnose your injuries. In fact, it is always a good idea to get prompt medical attention even if you do not feel any pain. Following a car crash, you will need to provide… Read More »
What to Do When My Personal Injury Protection (PIP) Coverage Runs Out?
If you have been injured in a car accident, your own Personal Injury Protection (PIP) insurance will cover your medical bills and lost wages regardless of fault. But what if your PIP coverage runs out? How can you recover additional damages after exhausting your PIP coverage in Florida? Personal Injury Protection (PIP) Coverage Can… Read More »
Can Trespassers Recover Damages in a Negligent Security Claim in Florida?
Negligent security claims are difficult to prove and win in Florida, especially if you were “trespassing” at the time of the incident. If you had no permission to be on the owner’s property when you were injured, you might have a hard time recovering damages in a negligent security claim. Property owners have a… Read More »
Who’s at Fault in Right-Turn Car Accidents?
Intersections are one of the most dangerous areas for drivers. Right-turn accidents are not uncommon in Miami, particularly around yellow lights. However, many people do not understand how to determine fault in right-turn car accidents. If you have been involved in a right-turn crash, schedule a consultation with a Miami car accident attorney to… Read More »
What Happens if I’m Injured in a Car Accident Without Insurance?
Florida law requires motorists to maintain auto insurance coverage for the duration of the registration period of their driving privilege. Despite the mandatory auto insurance, Florida leads the nation as the state with the highest number of uninsured motorists. According to the Insurance Information Institute (III), 26.7% of Florida motorists drive without insurance. But… Read More »
Are Hold Harmless Agreements Valid in Florida?
In most cases, when you get injured due to another person’s negligence, the negligent person can be held liable for your damages and losses. However, what happens if you signed a hold harmless agreement before your accident? Your signature under a hold harmless contract can complicate matters and make it more difficult to seek… Read More »
How to Recover Damages After an Auto Accident with Wildlife in Florida?
Thousands of car accidents are caused by animals and wildlife in Florida every year. A wild or domestic animal can be unpredictable when it wanders onto the road. That is why it is critical to follow the posted speed limit and drive defensively to avoid vehicle-wildlife accidents. However, no matter how careful and cautious… Read More »
Who’s Liable for a Car Accident Caused by Bad Weather in Florida?
Statistically speaking, bad weather causes or contributes to over 20% of all car crashes in the United States. While most weather-related car crashes are preventable, liability for an accident caused by bad weather is not always immediately clear. So, who is liable for collisions caused by adverse weather conditions in Florida? If you were… Read More »
