Faq Category: Truck Accidents

Why is car insurance so expensive in Florida?: Car Accident Lawyer Explains One of the main reasons car insurance is so expensive in South Florida is because more than 20% of Florida drivers don’t have car insurance. The annual insurance rate in Florida averages about $2,000 per year, which is 2x higher than the national…

Should I Go to the Doctor or Hospital After a Car Accident? South Florida Injury Attorney Answers Yes. If you believe you were injured in an automobile accident (or a slip and fall or any other accident) it is best to seek medical attention right away. Even if you feel fine, you may want to…

Do I Really Need UM on my Car Insurance in Florida?: Coral Springs Car Accident Attorney Explains Uninsured Motorist Coverage Yes, you really do need Uninsured and Underinsured Motorist Coverage (UM coverage) in Florida. As a South Florida-based injury attorney who handles car accident cases, we cannot stress enough the importance of UM coverage on…

What Should I do If I’m Hit by a Drunk Driver?: South Florida Car Accident Attorney Explains your Rights after a DUI Car Crash Drunk driving and driving under the influence – whether intoxicated by alcohol, drugs, or prescription medicine – puts everyone driving on the roads in South Florida at risk for serious injuries,…

If you’ve been hurt in a truck accident, you’re probably focused on getting the medical care you need to recover from your injuries. Taking legal action against the negligent truck driver and/or trucking company that caused your accident might be the last thing on your mind. It’s important to remember, though, that the state of…

In an accident with a commercial truck, the laws of physics work against the occupants of a smaller vehicle, such as a car, pickup, or SUV. Large trucks weigh in excess of 10,000 pounds, and tractor-trailers can weigh more than 80,000 pounds, so the force these trucks exert when they crash into a passenger vehicle…