An EDR, what’s commonly referred to as a black box, can be a goldmine of evidence in your automobile case. The EDR depending on the year making model of your vehicle can collect things like hard impacts, vehicle speed, the angle of the steering wheel, and that...
If you hit a cow or a horse with your vehicle, the first thing you should do is notify the police that it happened. The next thing you should do, if you’re able, is collect evidence. Things like hoofprints can be washed away in the rain, an opened gate can be...
Generally when an insurance agent tells someone they have full coverage, that refers to vehicle damage and comp and collision. That does not mean you have all of the insurance that you need if you’re injured as a result of someone else’s negligence. If...
In Florida, we have a doctrine called comparative liability. What that means is that even if you’re 99% at fault for a car accident, the other driver is 1% responsible, you’re allowed to be compensated for that 1% of liability on the other...
You can sue the driver of the car you were riding in if you were injured in a car accident. If the driver was responsible for your damages, that driver’s bodily injury coverage would apply. If that driver was not responsible and you were injured by another...
If you’re injured in a car accident, you should not talk to the other insurance company without an attorney present. You do have an obligation to give information to your insurance company to aid them in the investigation of your claim. However, again, I would...
