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Florida is a No Fault State. What Does this Mean? Florida is a No-Fault state. If you've been in an accident it's important to understand what this means and what your PIP benefits will cover and how much. -
How Do I Pay My Medical Bills After a Bicycle Accident? We always tell people the most important thing to focus on is your recovery. And, you also need to keep in mind the best way to get your medical bills paid. -
After a Cycling Accident Be Careful of 3 Adjuster Tactics After a bike crash, you’re probably going to talk to the driver’s insurance company. We encourage you to understand their tactics before speaking with them. -
Retail Bicycle Assembly Dangers If you're in the market for a bicycle, especially if it's for your children, use extreme caution when purchasing at a big box retail store. Learn more here. -
Florida Golf Cart Ejection Injuries Thousands of people suffer injuries related to golf carts nationwide each year. One of the most common injuries related to golf carts is an ejection injury -
PTA is an Important Part of an Injury Victim’s Future Losses About 5 million Americans suffer from PTA. Surprisingly, it's not addressed by most doctors when they give their final assessment of a patient injury. -
Information on Florida Rear-End Motorcycle Accidents A rear-end accident is one of the most common accidents a motorcyclist can experience, and unfortunately the injuries sustained can be quite serious. -
Motorcycle Accidents Caused By a Driver Making a Left Turn 40% of all motorcycle crashes in the U.S. are the result of another vehicle making a left turn. Unfortunately, the result can be catastrophic and even deadly. -
Most Common Types of Florida Motorcycle Accidents There are many types of motorcycle accidents. Being aware of them and how they can occur will help you anticipate the behavior of the drivers on the road. -
Laws Every Florida Motorcyclist Should Know It's important for motorcyclists to abide by the Florida laws to avoid getting a citation, but most importantly, to avoid getting injured in an accident.