If a driver claims you were speeding on your e-bike before a Florida accident, that accusation does not automatically make you responsible for the collision or prevent you from pursuing an injury claim. Determining fault may require establishing your...
If you had back pain, neck problems, arthritis, or a previous spinal injury before a Florida car accident, you may still have a claim if the collision made your condition worse. Florida law recognizes that an accident can aggravate an existing med...
A driver turning into a Florida shopping center may be responsible for hitting an e-bike rider if the driver crossed the rider's path without making sure the turn could be completed safely. Florida law requires motorists to make turning movements wit...
Pain that begins days after a Florida car accident does not automatically mean your injury is unrelated to the crash or that you have lost the right to pursue compensation. However, waiting to see a doctor can affect both your insurance benefits and...
For someone who relies on an electric bicycle to get to work, being hit by a car can threaten more than their health. It can also mean missed paychecks, medical bills, and losing the transportation they depend on every day. If a driver causes an e...
Your car was totaled in an accident. The insurance company has made a settlement offer, but there's a problem: the amount they're offering is less than what you still owe on your car loan. This can happen because an insurance company generally bases...
When a teenager is hit by a car while crossing an intersection on an e-bike, the driver may insist the teenager entered against the light, appeared out of nowhere, or should have gotten off the bike before crossing. Those explanations do not autom...
If your child was hit by a car while riding an electric bicycle on a Florida sidewalk, being on the sidewalk does not automatically prevent your family from pursuing an injury claim. Florida generally treats qualifying e-bikes like conventional bicyc...
You were injured in a car accident, and the other driver was responsible. But now you've learned their insurance coverage may not be enough to pay for your medical treatment, missed work, and other losses. The at-fault driver's insurance policy ma...
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