Pembroke Pines Car Accident Lawyer

Pembroke Pines Car Accident Lawyer

Dedicated Pembroke Pines Car Accident Lawyer Pursues Financial Compensation for Crash Victims in Broward County and Throughout Florida

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Pembroke Pines Car Accident Statistics

Frequent Causes of Car Crashes in Pembroke Pines

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Frequently Asked Questions about Car Accidents in Pembroke Pines

Under Florida’s statute of limitations for car accidents, you normally have four years from the date of a car accident to file a lawsuit against a negligent driver or another liable party. In limited cases, you may have longer to file; a Pembroke Pines car accident lawyer can help you determine when the statute of limitations may expire on your claim. If you file suit after the limitations period has passed, your lawsuit will likely end up being dismissed by the court.

At Ace Your Case, we assist victims of car accidents on a contingency fee basis. That means you will not need to pay our firm fees upfront to hire us for your case. We are paid only if we secure compensation for you in a negotiated settlement or by winning a verdict in your favor at trial. We understand the financial difficulties that you may be under when recovering from a car accident, so there is no risk to you in getting the legal representation you need to pursue your claims for compensation.

We cannot predict at the start of your case whether your car accident claim will end up going to trial. Most car accident cases are resolved through a negotiated settlement. However, several factors can make it more likely that your case will go to court or trial, including the severity of your injuries and whether you may have suffered permanent disability, the amount of compensation you have claimed, and whether liability or your share of fault for the accident is in dispute. While we work quickly to resolve your case and get you the fair compensation you deserve as soon as possible, we will always advise when we think that going to court and trial is the best option for getting the result you deserve in your case.

Yes. For car accident claims, Florida follows what is known as the “pure” comparative fault rule. This rule says that an injured party’s share of fault for causing their own injury will not serve as a bar to their claim for compensation against another at-fault party. You can pursue a claim in Florida regardless of your share of fault compared to the other party’s share. However, under the rule, your compensation may be reduced so that you bear a share of your expenses and losses from your injuries in proportion to your percentage of responsibility for the accident.

Though you might be inclined to take a quick settlement to get badly needed funds for medical expenses, car repairs, and lost wages, you should always consult with a Pembroke Pines car accident lawyer before accepting an insurance settlement. A lawyer can review a settlement offer and the details of your case to advise you if the offer will pay you fair compensation for your claim. If not, your lawyer can negotiate with the insurance company on your behalf to pursue a better settlement that provides you with the financial recovery you deserve.

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