If your feet are on the ground one second then up in the air the next, you’re not alone. Being hit by a car is shocking, dangerous and, unfortunately, more common than you might think—especially in Florida. The Governors Highway Safety Association released a new report earlier this year concerning the number of pedestrian fatalities in 2018. The data reveals a disturbing … [Read more...]
Why Are Florida Car Insurance Premiums So High?
When your car insurance is your biggest monthly expense, something’s off. This is unfortunately the case for many Floridians, who are paying the third highest premiums for car insurance in the country — only residents in Louisiana and Wyoming pay more. The average car insurance premium in 2018 was $2,050. Why? What has caused car insurance premiums in Florida to … [Read more...]
When a Car Accident is Caused by a Heart Attack
When you think of the causes of car accidents, distracted driving is probably top of the list. However, many car accidents each year are caused by pre-existing medical conditions. These conditions could include: Eyesight problems Seizures Heart disease Diabetes When medical conditions, especially a heart attack, cause a car accident, determining liability is anything … [Read more...]
Compensation for Property Damage After a Florida Accident
After a serious car crash or other accident, your main concern will be your body’s physical health. While you may not have experienced bodily harm, you probably have experienced damage to your vehicle or other property. Luckily, compensation for property damage is a true possibility after an accident. Types of property damage in an auto accident Property damage is more than … [Read more...]
Do Uninsured Drivers in Florida Have Rights?
If you drive a vehicle in Florida, then having car insurance is required by state law. But what if you're in a car accident without insurance...will you face penalties? What if the accident wasn't your fault? Do you have rights? Let's settle these questions once and for all: A no-fault state Florida is a no-fault state. This means that after a car accident, each injured … [Read more...]