A Northeast Florida client was hurt as a passenger on a hotel shuttle in another state. We handled the claim from Jacksonville — total recovery $214,500 (gross, before fees and costs). Here’s which law applies, whose insurance pays, and what to do. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
Read MoreHurt as a passenger when a friend or family member caused the crash? You can still recover — and it usually isn’t what your friend fears. How passenger claims work in Florida.
Read MoreInsurers argue that minimal car damage means minimal injury. That’s often wrong. Why low-impact crashes cause real harm, what actually builds these cases, and what to do if you’ve been told you don’t have one.
Read MoreLabor Day is one of the deadliest weekends on Florida roads. Here’s how to stay safe — and the five steps to take if you’re hit, including the 14-day PIP deadline most people miss.
Read MoreAn insurance adjuster will call within days of your Florida crash, usually before you’ve seen a doctor. Here’s exactly what to say, what to avoid, and why your own insurer is different from the other driver’s.
Read MoreAfter years of fighting our client’s own insurance company - we finally received the $100,000 limits for our client who was t-boned by an underinsured motorist leaving work.
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