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If you’re a Florida driver, you may have heard of the 14-day rule. Under Florida’s no-fault system, you have 14 days to seek medical attention after a car accident. The time deadline is a requirement to make a claim for compensation through your no-fault, personal injury protection insurance. All Florida drivers should be familiar with the 14-day rule so that they can take full advantage of their personal injury protection (PIP) benefits. Our skilled Tampa car accident attorneys discuss the Florida 14-day rule.

When an accident occurs, you must stop your vehicle. You must exchange information when the other driver and call the police. Too often, drivers don’t follow this law.

Florida car accident settlement values can range from the thousands to the millions. Some factors that impact case value, like the extent of injuries, are outside your control. However, there are many steps you can take to help increase your car accident settlement amount.

Not all accidents on the road happen because of driving errors. A hidden danger in the streets is flying debris from other vehicles. Another driver may not secure the items they’re transporting. A loose object can strike another car and cause serious harm. When harm occurs because of a road hazard, you have rights, including…

When you’re hurt in a car accident, it can be hard to know what to do. If you have physical injuries or even suspect that you might have injuries, you might wonder if you should go to the emergency room. In most cases, the answer is yes. Here are eight reasons our Tampa car accident lawyers suggest going to the emergency room after a car accident in Florida.