When Must You Call Police After a Florida Crash in 2026?

When Must You Call Police After a Florida Crash in 2026?

Currently, you must call police after a Florida crash if it causes injury or death, or property damage that appears to be at least $500. But starting October 1, 2026, the property damage threshold will increase to $2,000. The bar is now higher for reporting minor...
What Causes the Most Accidents in Martin County, Florida?

What Causes the Most Accidents in Martin County, Florida?

From the scenic stretches of U.S. Highway 1 to the busy intersections of Stuart and the coastal routes of Hutchinson Island, Martin County offers a mix of beautiful drives—and unfortunately, high accident potential. If you or a loved one has been injured in an...
Difference Between Stacked and Unstacked Insurance in Florida

Difference Between Stacked and Unstacked Insurance in Florida

Car accidents often result in astounding costs, especially if you’re injured. Stacking your insurance coverage can help you manage the financial burdens that follow a serious car crash, and can protect your loved ones, too. Here’s how stacking insurance works in...
What to Do After a Car Accident in Florida in 8 steps

What to Do After a Car Accident in Florida in 8 steps

Car accidents are quick and unexpected. Regardless of the type of car accident you’re involved in, it can be very scary and confusing. If you’re injured in a motor vehicle accident you could be dealing with a lot of pain and a whole lot of questions. We’ve broken down...
Common Car Accidents We See at Our Practice

Common Car Accidents We See at Our Practice

Driving down US-1 or A1A through Jensen Beach, Stuart, Hobe Sound, and Jupiter is a nice, scenic ride. Florida palm trees and beaches can be your destination while hitting the roads on the Treasure Coast when you’re involved in an accident that results in injury and...