Personal Injury Protection coverage (a/k/a “PIP”) is one of two automobile insurance coverages required by the State of Florida. The other mandated coverage is Property Damage Liability Insurance. PIP is a “No-Fault” coverage.
Sometimes Florida traffic investigators get the facts wrong. Can you still make a claim for personal injuries if you are in a car accident and the police says you’re at fault? Maybe.
If the person who causes an accidental shooting has renter’s insurance or homeowner’s insurance, there may be insurance coverage available to compensate injured victims.
Trucking accidents are on the rise, while some other accidents continue to fall. The total number of people killed in crashes involving large trucks in 2017 increased by 392 fatalities, according to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA).
Non-economic damages can be significant and last for years. They include pain and suffering, mental anguish and the detrimental effects that your injury could have
For the first time in Miami’s history, Miami Beach pedestrians and bicyclists can walk or ride from South Beach, through Middle Beach and into North
Safety Tips For Pedestrians and Bicyclists [South Florida Edition 2019] Crosswalks are important and should be used whenever available. Make sure the oncoming car intends
Surprisingly, maybe not. As of late April 2019, 50 of the 250 nursing homes in Palm Beach County, ranging from Boca Raton through Stuart, didn’t
Auditors with the U. S. Health and Human Services (HHS) inspector general’s office recently issued their findings on the in-depth investigation the HHS conducted. Sifting through emergency
The simple answer is to get a personal injury attorney involved at the accident scene or as quickly afterwards as you can. [Note: That doesn’t
E-scooters are gaining ground in South Florida. Electric scooters have become wildly popular in South Florida. Our warm climate is ideally suited to year-round e-scooter
The law titled CS/HB 107 – Wireless Communications While Driving goes into effect in Florida on July 1, 2019. The law provides that Police Officers will be