Florida no-fault law

How to File a Car Accident Claim in Miami-Dade County Without a Police Report Under Florida’s No-Fault Law

How to File a Car Accident Claim in Miami-Dade County Without a Police Report Under Florida’s No-Fault Law

You can still file a car accident claim in Miami-Dade County without a police report if you seek medical care within 14 days to access Florida PIP benefits. Many Miami crashes—especially minor rear-end or parking-lot collisions—never get documented by law enforcement, but insurance and injury claims can still be proven. This article explains the evidence, […]

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How to Document a Florida Car Accident for Your Insurance Claim (Photos, Police Report, and Medical Records Checklist)

How to Document a Florida Car Accident for Your Insurance Claim (Photos, Police Report, and Medical Records Checklist)

Florida is a no-fault state, so most drivers must first use their own PIP coverage—typically up to $10,000—making documentation critical to getting bills paid. Insurers often deny or delay claims based on missing photos, incomplete police paperwork, or gaps in medical records. This article provides a Florida-focused checklist for photos, police reports, and medical documentation

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Commercial Vehicle Regulations: Optimizing Victim Rights Defense for FL Attorneys

Florida Truck Accident Laws Are Tough on Victims: What You Need to Know in 2025

In Florida, truck crash victims found more than 50% at fault cannot recover damages under HB 837, after 35,700+ medium/heavy truck crashes and 341 deaths in 2023. This modified comparative fault rule and evolving FMCSA regulations can significantly impact liability and compensation. This article explains the key 2025 legal rules, deadlines, and federal changes victims

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