Partially at Fault in a Florida Accident? The 51% Rule That Now Decides Whether You Can Recover Anything If a car accident was partially your fault in Florida, you can still recover money — unless your share of the blame tops 50%. Under Fla. Stat. § 768.81(6), any...
Self-Driving Car Accidents: Filing a Claim After a Serious or Fatal Accident in Florida From vehicles with self-driving capabilities from Tesla and other manufacturers to Google’s Waymo driverless vehicles, accidents involving self-driving cars, trucks, and SUVs...
Filing a Claim for a Drunk Driving Accident in Florida: Key Information for Victims and Their Families If you or a loved one is the victim of a drunk driving accident, you have clear rights under Florida law. Not only can drunk drivers be held accountable for the...
Proving Liability for a Car Accident in Florida: 10 Types of Evidence Lawyers Use in Court When car accidents result in serious or fatal injuries, proving liability is a critical step toward establishing accountability. Proving liability involves gathering evidence of...
Filing a Claim for a Rideshare Accident in Florida: What Drivers, Passengers, and Family Members Need to Know If you have been seriously injured or a loved one has been tragically killed in a rideshare accident in Florida, filing a claim could be an important step in...
Filing a Claim Against a Business After a Serious or Fatal Accident in Florida While some personal injury and wrongful death cases involve seeking just compensation from an individual (or an individual’s insurance company), many cases involve claims against...
