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My Trial Lawyer's blog covers personal injury law topics for accident victims in Florida, including Florida's two-year statute of limitations for car accident claims, how Uber and Lyft insurance coverage works after a rideshare crash, what to do after a slip and fall on commercial property, how comparative negligence affects settlement amounts, and practical steps to protect your rights after any injury accident.
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What to Do After an Uber or Lyft Accident in Florida
Injured in an Uber or Lyft accident in Florida? Here are the exact steps to protect your health, preserve your claim, and maximize your recovery. Free consultation with a rideshare accident lawyer in Florida.
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Who Pays After an Uber or Lyft Accident in Florida?
Confused about who pays after an Uber or Lyft accident in Florida? The answer depends on the driver's status at the time of the crash. Learn how rideshare insurance works and how to maximize your recovery in Florida.
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Can You Sue Uber or Lyft After an Accident in Florida?
Can you sue Uber or Lyft directly after an accident in Florida? Learn when rideshare companies are liable, what damages you can recover, and how a personal injury lawyer in Florida can help you build your case.
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Is The Money You Receive Out Of A Lawsuit Taxed?
The answer depends on what type of damages you are seeking.
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What is UM Auto Coverage and is it Necessary??
We pride ourself on being real and straight forward. So allow me to provide a different take than you may read elsewhere.
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Will your auto insurance rates rise if you file suit after a car accident??
First, whether you receive an insurance rate increase or not when you go to renew or purchase a different policy depends on a number of factors.
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Florida’s "No-fault" rule.
If you live and drive in the State of Florida, you’re likely aware that it is a "No fault" state when it comes to automobile insurance.
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