As a personal injury attorney in Orlando for over 20 years, one of the most common questions I get is how to dispute fault in a car accident claim. Getting into a car accident is a life-changing event. In many cases, people choose to pursue legal remedies such as civil lawsuits or insurance payouts after the fact. The outcome of these actions depends on who was actually at fault for the accident. Although you may… read more →
One of the most frequently asked questions we get about auto accident injury settlements is should I accept my Insurance company’s first offer to settle? The quick answer is No! Unless you simply want to receive the lowest possible amount from your insurance company, you should not accept the first settlement offer that is put on the table. Why do so many victims do just this? Sometimes, the first settlement offer is accepted out of… read more →
After 20 years of representing victims in auto accident personal injury claims, we’ve learned a great deal about what insurance companies will do to deny coverage. Being involved in a car accident is one of the scariest things that you can go through. Given that more than 6 million Americans are involved in car accidents each year, it’s entirely possible that you will face this situation at some point. If and when you do, it… read more →
Poor Road Conditions Account For Many Car Accidents Each Year. Question Is, Who is Liable? Most car accidents happen because of human error. However, they sometimes occur due to poor road conditions. If you’ve ever inadvertently driven through a bad pothole and ended up with a flat tire and busted rim, you know how frustrating it can be. The question, though, is what can you do about it? If someone runs a red light and… read more →
A growing number of fatal and injury-related car accidents are due to distracted drivers using handheld phones. According to research, 40 percent of cell phone users have admitted to using social media while driving, with 10 percent engaging in video chats behind the wheel. In addition, the Snapchat app has added a “speed filter,” with some drivers taking selfies while traveling at speeds of more than 100 miles per hour. Evidence of texting or social… read more →
