Florida Personal Injury Law Blog

What Damages Can Families Recover in a Miami Wrongful Death Case?

What Damages Can Families Recover in a Miami Wrongful Death Case? When a loved one dies due to someone else’s negligence, Florida law provides surviving...

What Should Riders Do After a Motorcycle Crash in Ft Lauderdale?

What Should Riders Do After a Motorcycle Crash in Ft Lauderdale? A motorcycle accident in Ft Lauderdale can leave a rider dealing with painful injuries,...

Who Must File a Wrongful Death Claim Under Florida Law?

Who Must File a Wrongful Death Claim Under Florida Law? When a loved one dies due to someone else’s negligence in Fort Lauderdale or anywhere...

Can FMCSA Violations Help a Ft Lauderdale Truck Crash Claim?

Can FMCSA Violations Help a Ft Lauderdale Truck Crash Claim? Yes, violations of Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) regulations can play a significant role...

What Insurance Applies After a Rideshare Crash in FL?

What Insurance Applies After a Rideshare Crash in Florida? If you have been injured in a crash involving an Uber, Lyft, or another rideshare vehicle...

Surveillance Footage in Fort Lauderdale Slip and Fall Cases: How Long Is It Kept?

A spill on a grocery store floor might remain invisible for hours before someone finally loses their footing. In the moments following a fall at...

Florida 14-Day PIP Rule After a Car Accident (What You Must Do)

Florida law requires car accident victims to receive medical treatment within 14 days to remain eligible for Personal Injury Protection (PIP) benefits. This deadline, often...

Can You Sue Uber or Lyft Directly After an Accident in Florida? 

In most Florida rideshare accidents, you cannot sue Uber or Lyft directly for a driver’s negligence because drivers are classified as independent contractors. However, you...

What Happens If Multiple Insurance Policies Apply in a Rideshare Accident? 

A rideshare crash can involve more than one insurance policy. When multiple insurance policies apply in a rideshare accident in Florida, determining which company must...