Quick Answer: Get Your Report in Minutes The fastest way is through the Florida Crash Portal (FLHSMV) — it costs $12 and you’ll get the report instantly as a PDF download. If you don’t want to pay, call your auto insurance company and request a free copy. Note: If your […]
Lane splitting is illegal in Florida and almost every state in the United States despite continuing efforts to reform current traffic laws. California recently legalized lane splitting after realizing that many of the benefits enjoyed by both drivers and motorcycle riders far outweigh any safety concerns. In this article, I […]
In the case of a serious motorcycle accident, without the added protection of the body of a car, crumple zones, and airbags, you could suffer serious injuries. An unfortunate number of these crashes cause life-altering or life-threatening injuries. Miami motorcycle accident lawyer Prosper Shaked discusses some statistics about these accidents, […]
More than 6 million people call the Miami metropolitan area home. With such a large population, it’s no surprise that traffic accidents are common. The sheer volume of vehicles on the roads, coupled with factors like speeding, distracted driving, and aggressive driving behavior, contribute to the high number of collisions […]
If you recently got hurt in a motorcycle accident in Florida, you may wonder if health insurance will cover your motorcycle accident injuries. The short answer is yes! While Florida offers various medical insurance and health care plans, they typically cover medical treatment for injuries sustained after a motorcycle accident. […]
If you’re a driver in Florida, you’ll want to purchase uninsured motorist coverage. Why? Because Florida ranks number two in the nation for uninsured drivers. In Florida, nearly 25% of all drivers are uninsured – even though the law requires drivers to purchase a minimum amount of car insurance. If […]
Yes, you can sue if you get into an accident while driving with a suspended driver’s license. You can sue if another driver caused the crash or is at least 50% responsible. You can still pursue a claim for personal injury even though you were driving with a suspended or […]
Personal Injury Protection (PIP) is a critical component of auto insurance policies in Florida. Commonly known as “no-fault” coverage, PIP is designed to provide immediate financial support for medical expenses and other losses, irrespective of who caused the accident. This coverage is especially important in Florida due to the state’s […]
You’ve been hurt in a car accident, and it wasn’t your fault. You believe the other driver’s negligence caused the accident, but now their insurance company is using the sudden medical emergency defense to avoid liability. They argue that it wasn’t negligence but an unexpected emergency. What can you do? […]
If flying debris hits your car while driving, you may be able to sue multiple parties. Depending on the details of your accident, you may be able to sue other drivers, property owners, and even the city or town responsible for maintaining the road. Filing a lawsuit after debris hits […]