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The short answer is that the person whose negligence caused your accident is ultimately responsible for your medical expenses, including your hospital bills. However, they will not be writing you a check while you are still in the hospital. In Florida, your own Personal Injury Protection (PIP) insurance is typically the first source of…

A diminished value claim in Florida allows you to recover money for the loss in your vehicle’s market value after it has been repaired following a car accident. When a car is involved in a collision, it’s typically worth less than it was before the crash because of its accident history. In short, this…

Most people have experienced the stress of running late to work, rushing to make a dinner reservation, or hoping they won’t miss the first minutes of a movie. In these moments, it’s easy to speed. However, those spare minutes are never worth the risk that comes with speeding. Even on long drives, where open…

When a U-turn meets a right turn in Florida, the driver who has a green light or arrow usually has the right of way, provided that there’s no signage stating otherwise. However, this rule depends heavily on the circumstances. If the right-turning driver ignores a “Right Turn Yield to U-Turn” sign, for instance, they…

Inadequate training increases the risk of truck accidents because it leaves commercial drivers unprepared for the realities of operating these massive vehicles under pressure. Florida’s highways are filled with large trucks that can weigh up to 80,000 pounds. When a driver doesn’t understand the proper safety procedures, mistakes can lead to devastating consequences. A…