An initial overview of the evidence and questions that may shape the case.
Injuries may appear after the crash
Whiplash, soft-tissue damage, head injury, broken bones, spinal injury and internal injuries are among the problems described in the firm's original guidance. Symptoms can develop later, which makes timely medical evaluation and consistent records important.
What to preserve
A strong record can include the police report, photographs, witness information, vehicle damage, medical records, proof of missed work and every insurance communication.
Report the crash and remain safe
Photograph the vehicles and scene
Seek appropriate medical care
Keep bills, estimates and claim documents
Review coverage before signing a release
Insurance coverage can come from several places
A Florida claim may involve personal injury protection, bodily injury coverage and uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage. The available policies and the severity of the losses help determine the path of the claim.
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Guidance for car accidents
A crash can leave you managing pain, repairs, medical appointments and insurance calls at the same time. We investigate what happened, identify available coverage and help you pursue compensation for the losses the collision caused.