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In Florida, you are not required to carry uninsured motorist coverage. That being said, there are many scenarios where it could be in your interest to have this coverage. If you find yourself involved in an accident or dispute with an uninsured motorist, it may have to be resolved in the legal system.

Florida is a no-fault state, and as such, all drivers must maintain a minimum personal injury protection policy (PIP). Of the benefits it provides, PIP insurance coverage is designed to ensure that injured individuals can access necessary medical care quickly, regardless of fault. However, healthcare providers may find difficulties securing payment for the services they …

If you were hit and injured by an impaired driver in Florida, you should seek immediate medical help. After that, start gathering evidence right away to build a case for damages either through an insurance claim or a lawsuit. Even with your personal injury protection (PIP), you may need to provide evidence of your injuries, …

You can claim flood damage in Florida by immediately connecting with your insurance provider to let them know about the damage. You can also work with a Florida flood damage lawyer for guidance throughout your claim. Damage from flooding can be extensive and costly. If you purchased flood insurance to protect your home or business, …

The lawyer you choose can make a significant difference in your case’s outcome. Before hiring an attorney, you should learn about their communication style and frequency, their results for previous clients, and their commitment to client service and support. All of these factors can help you make a well-informed decision. Finding the best personal injury …

If you or someone you love were injured because of the negligent actions of another person or entity, you could be entitled to compensation via a personal injury insurance claim or lawsuit. A personal injury lawyer can prove the cause of your injuries and identify the at-fault party and their insurance company. A lawyer can …

You can sue for loss of consortium in Florida if you or a loved one was injured or killed in an accident caused by someone else’s negligence. It is typically one of the recoverable damages in a personal injury or wrongful death case. Loss of consortium is considered a non-economic or intangible loss. As such, …

When you file an insurance claim after a fire, you may need to prove is who is liable for fire damage. The cause of the fire is an important factor in defining liability. Potentially liable parties can include the property owner, a tenant, a defective product manufacturer, a contractor or subcontractor, or someone who intentionally …

Florida’s 14-day accident law generally requires you to seek medical attention no more than 14 days after a motor vehicle accident. If you don’t get medical care within 14 days, then you may not be able to get insurance compensation for injury-related expenses and losses.

After a hail storm, there are a few steps you can take to protect your household, prevent further property damage, and streamline the insurance claims process. First, check that everyone is safe and provide first aid if necessary. Remove any immediate dangers and stay indoors or in your vehicle until the hail storm completely passes …