Florida, just like every other part of the USA, has a lot of people with cars, motorcycles and even bikes and scooters. And that means a lot of people are on the road at any given time. No one is perfect, and neither are environmental or weather cond...
A study released by WalletHub.com in January of 2018 had some pretty interesting findings in regards to being in a car accident in the state of Florida. The study found that Florida may be the worst state to find yourself in a car accident where your...
It’s not the most settling fact, but the fact of the matter is that most Florida residents will experience a car accident at some point during their lives. Whether this accident is by any fault of their own or the fault of a negligent driver, remains...
After you’ve been injured in an accident, you will face a lot of expenses. Many of these expenses are obvious like costs of your medical bills. However, accident injuries have a much larger cost than just medical expenses. Injuries can interfere with...
When you’ve been injured in an accident, you will need to inform the insurance company of all your injuries and associated costs. The most common way to do this is with a demand letter. A well-written demand letter will help prove your claims and get...
For most people, there’s little doubt about what to do in the event of a car accident, especially once the panic has worn off, and reason reasserts itself. If you find yourself in a vehicular accident, especially if you are unharmed, and your vehicle...
After you’ve been injured in a car accident, you will be contacted by an insurance adjuster. Whether the insurance adjuster is from your insurance company or the other party’s, it is important you understand they are not trying to help you. Insurance...
If you have ever been involved in a car accident, then you are probably already well aware of the necessary steps you need to take immediately following the accident. However, what if the accident doesn’t take place on a public street and instead hap...
In the state of Florida, the law requires that motorists move or yield right of way to a stopped emergency, utility, or sanitation vehicle. Among these vehicles, tow trucks are also included. If there is no way for the motorist to safely move over, t...
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