Why Most Florida Car Accident Cases Don’t Go to Trial
The term “court battle” caught on for a reason. Both sides must ready their army of lawyers and witnesses, armed with their weapons of evidence. A settlement is like a peace treaty. Both sides agree to the terms and get what they want. You’d think this wouldn’t be the preferred option in cases that can involve serious injury or damage, such as car accidents. Most never...Read More
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Can You File a Personal Injury Lawsuit Without Witnesses?
The aftermath of a personal injury often leaves victims in physical pain, emotional distress, and mounting financial burdens. Other common concerns can also arise: What if there were no eyewitnesses to the accident? Is it possible to file a lawsuit without witnesses? This answer is yes. Injured parties can (and should) seek compensation with alternative personal injury evidence. This guide...Read More
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Roundabout Crashes: Who May Be at Fault for Your Damages?
The Federal Highway Administration’s 2024 Roundabout Week Report showed the benefits these unique intersections can provide. They reduce traffic injuries by up to 82%. They even improve traffic flow and reduce fuel consumption. Unfortunately, they aren’t a perfect system. Roundabot crashes remain a problem. In a recent YouGov poll, 47% of drivers rated themselves as excellent, with...Read More
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Should I Share My Medical Records with the Other Driver’s Insurance Adjuster After a Car Accident?
After a car accident, it doesn’t take long before the other driver’s insurance company reaches out. One of the first things they might ask for? Access to your medical records. This may seem like a routine part of the post-accident insurance process, but agreeing too quickly can create serious problems. Dealing with an insurance adjuster can put your privacy at risk. Plus, what you...Read More
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Can You Sue for Emotional Distress After a Car Accident?
According to AAA Exchange, around 90 people lose their lives in vehicle crashes each day in the U.S. Many others suffer serious injuries. If you lost a loved one or were hurt in a crash, you might consider suing. Most people focus on hospital bills, car repairs, and lost wages when seeking compensation. Emotional pain, however, can weigh just as heavily. But can you sue for emotional distress...Read More
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Car Accident Claims and Pre-Existing Conditions
The NHTSA reports that there were 39,345 deaths resulting from motor vehicle crashes in the U.S. in 2024. Beyond these tragic fatalities, millions more suffer serious injuries. If you are one of these unfortunate people and you had a medical condition before the crash, you might be worried. Insurance companies often use pre-existing conditions to question your injury claim from a car accident....Read More
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