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Frequently Asked Questions about Car Accidents in Tamarac

In Florida, an injured driver is not barred from pursuing compensation after a car accident simply because they share in some or most of the fault for causing the crash. However, under Florida’s comparative fault rules for injury claims, your compensation award can be reduced to reflect your share of responsibility for the car accident. For example, if you might have otherwise been entitled to recover $200,000 from a car accident that you are found to have been 50 percent at fault for, your award can be reduced to $100,000 in proportion to your share of fault.

After you have been injured in an accident, Florida’s no-fault insurance law requires you to first look to your own car insurance policy for compensation for your medical bills and lost wages from the personal injury protection (PIP) coverage under your policy. PIP coverage is available to you regardless of who may have been at fault for the accident. If your financial losses from the accident exceed your PIP coverage, you may be entitled to file suit against the at-fault driver or drivers. And if you have sustained permanent, severe disability or disfigurement from the accident, you can also file suit for your non-financial losses such as pain and suffering.

The statute of limitations on car accident lawsuits in Florida normally gives you four years from the date of a crash to file a lawsuit against an at-fault driver or any other parties who can be held liable for your injuries and losses. Filing a lawsuit after the statute of limitations has passed on your car accident claim will usually mean that your case will be permanently dismissed by the court and you will lose your opportunity to recover compensation from the party or parties at fault for the accident and your expenses and losses.

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