Lauderhill Car Accident Lawyer

Lauderhill Car Accident Lawyer

Client-Focused Lauderhill Car Accident Lawyers Fights for Maximum Financial Recovery in Broward County and Throughout Florida

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Frequently Asked Questions about Car Accidents in Lauderhill

You ideally should not wait to speak with or hire a Lauderhill car accident lawyer after you have been involved in a car accident. When you have sustained injuries and losses in a crash, it can take time to investigate the accident and prepare a claim for compensation on your behalf. However, the statute of limitations on car accident claims in Florida gives you only four years from the date of the accident to file suit against an at-fault driver or other parties who can be held liable for your injuries.

Yes. In Florida, you have several options under the law for recovering compensation if you were hit by the driver of another car who did not have liability insurance at the time of the accident. First, you can pursue compensation for your medical bills and other expenses related to your injuries through the personal injury protection (PIP) coverage in your own car insurance policy. This coverage will provide you compensation regardless of who was at fault for the accident. When your losses exceed the limit of your PIP policy, you can choose to file suit directly against the at-fault driver, or you may be able to file another claim with your insurer if you purchased optional uninsured motorist coverage in your car insurance policy.

Under Florida law you still have the right to seek compensation for losses you sustained from a car accident if you were partly or even mostly at fault for the crash. But the law holds you responsible for any portion of your losses from a car accident in proportion to your share of fault for causing the crash. As an example, if you were 25 percent responsible for causing an accident that you incurred $40,000 in losses from, Florida’s comparative fault law means you can only recover $30,000, being responsible for the remaining $10,000 to reflect your share of fault.

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