Recorded Statements, Social Media, and Surveillance Are Common Florida Insurance Traps After a Car Accident After a car accident in Florida, things often start moving faster than anyone expects. Before you’ve seen a doctor. Before the pain fully...
You weren’t driving. You didn’t cause the crash. So why is the insurance company denying your injury claim? It’s one of the most frustrating situations we see at All Injuries Law Firm—passengers who did everything right after a car accident, only...
You were involved in a car accident that resulted in serious injuries. No matter if your crash happened on Center Road, or when heading to work on River Road, new rules from the Florida legislature mean no more than ever time is of the essence. When...
Would you invest $10 to gain an additional $100,000? Most of us in Port Charlotte would instantly say yes. Surprisingly, though, numerous Floridians forgo this golden opportunity by not optimizing their car insurance coverage. In Florida, only tw...
For many in Port Charlotte, it’s believed that one of the top priority phone calls to make after an area auto accident is to your insurance provider. For this reason, many area drivers make that initial call and begin their claims process without th...
Whether you believe climate change is real or not, one thing all SW Florida residents can agree on is that storm damage is increasing, and so is the cost of recovery. Major hurricanes, such as the recent Hurricane Ian, have increased in frequency, a...
Hurricane Ian is only the latest storm to ravage The Sunshine State. It isn't the first and definitely won't be the last. However, our primary focus will be on Ian because people are currently dealing with the storm's aftermath. Firstly, if your Flo...
Hurricane Ian proved to be a devastating storm for many parts of Florida. The storm, energized by the warm waters in the Gulf of Mexico, grew from a Category 1 to a 4 storm in just a couple of days. It is said to be the fifth strongest hurricane to...
It is common knowledge that one of the factors that determine your insurance premium is how often you get involved in car accidents. With Florida’s no-fault law, each motorist’s Personal Injury Protection (PIP) insurance pays for their damages regar...
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