Blind spots are areas around vehicles where the driver’s view is partially or completely obstructed. On passenger vehicles, blind spots are often small. Careful positioning of mirrors, blind spot warning systems, or a quick glance over the shoulder by the driver can reduce or eliminate them depending on the vehicle’s…
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Miami-Dade County experiences a high number of car accidents each year, with more than 64,000 crashes in 2023, resulting in 325 fatalities and 29,816 injuries. While many of these incidents have witnesses, such as other drivers, pedestrians, workers, or customers in nearby businesses, some occur with no one around to…
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After a car accident, two major financial concerns often arise: property damage costs and injury-related expenses. Many injury victims mistakenly believe these are resolved simultaneously in a single car accident claim. However, this is not the case. After a car accident, you will typically have two separate insurance claims: one…
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With tax season around the corner, many personal injury victims ask themselves: “Do I have to pay taxes on my settlement?” The good news is that most personal injury settlements are generally not taxable under both federal and Florida state law. However, certain exceptions could make portions of your settlement…
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After a car accident, dealing with medical bills and insurance negotiations can be stressful. If a fair settlement doesn’t come through, your case may head to trial, which is something most people never expect or want when filing a claim. If you’re worried about what a trial might involve or…
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If you’ve been seriously involved in a car accident in Miami, you are entitled to compensation from the negligent driver who caused your injuries. However, the law limits when you can file a personal injury claim; this is known as a statute of limitations. If you file your claim after…
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