In Florida, pain and suffering settlements typically range from $5,000 to over $1,000,000, depending on injury severity, long-term impact, and the strength of your evidence. While averages hover between $15K and $75K, strategic cases can far exceed these amounts, especially…

Wondering how much you’ll get if hit by a truck in Florida? Learn average settlement values, how PIP and insurance limits work, and what factors increase your payout. The truth is, there’s no single number. Most truck accident settlements in…

If you lose a car accident lawsuit in Florida, you may owe damages, legal fees, and interest. If you can’t pay, creditors may pursue wage garnishment, property liens, or bank levies, but Florida’s homestead exemption protects your home. Bankruptcy may…

Most personal injury settlements range from $10,000 to $100,000. The average auto accident case settles around $16,000, but this depends on injury severity, lost wages, and insurance limits. Your lawyer may take 33–40%, and medical providers and insurers also get…

In Florida, your own Personal Injury Protection (PIP) insurance pays for up to 80% of your hospital bills, regardless of who caused the crash.  But other factors like fault, insurance limits, and when you seek treatment also affect who pays…

Yes, you can file an insurance claim in Florida without a police report, but it may weaken your case. Florida law requires reports for crashes with injuries, DUI, or over $500 in damages. You have 10 days to self-report a…

Florida truck accident claims are complex due to multi-party liability, federal regulations, and high financial stakes. Settlement amounts vary widely based on fault, severity of injuries, and long-term impact, making experienced legal help critical. Truck accident claims in Florida are…

In Florida, the at-fault driver’s insurance typically pays for collision damage. However, if you carry collision coverage, your insurer may cover the repairs first and then seek reimbursement. Fault, policy type, and insurance limits all impact who ultimately pays and…

In Florida, your Personal Injury Protection (PIP) insurance pays first, regardless of who caused the accident. If your injuries are serious and costs exceed your PIP, you can pursue a claim against the at-fault driver’s insurance or file a lawsuit…

Whiplash settlements in Florida typically take 2 to 12 months. Factors like injury severity, treatment duration, fault, and insurance behavior impact timelines. Payouts range from $2,500 to $75,000+. Settling too soon can lead to missed compensation for long-term symptoms. If…