Florida Legal News & Insights

The statute of limitations in Florida usually gives car accident victims two years to file lawsuits. Until very recently, victims had four years to file a lawsuit, but a recent change has reduced it to two years. The time limit may be paused or tolled if the plaintiff was under the age of 18 when th... [Read More...]

If a lawyer rejects your case after a car accident, it could be because of several factors, such as insufficient evidence to prove fault or a lack of financial damages that can be recovered from the other party. That being said, understanding the potential roadblocks that can prevent a car accident ... [Read More...]

It can take a year or longer for an experienced attorney to negotiate a car accident settlement if the case is complex and the injuries suffered by their client were severe. Straightforward cases involving only minor injuries are sometimes settled in a few months. If you are injured in a car cras... [Read More...]

A personal injury case in Florida can often take anywhere from 4 to 6 weeks of filing the claim to settle it. In other cases, litigation can take a year or more for that to happen. The timeline of how long a personal injury case can take to be resolved can be hard to pinpoint since the duration depe... [Read More...]

Skilled lawyers know the rules, the law, and the shady tactics insurance companies try to exploit to prevent you from receiving more money after a car accident. Trying to attack your claim all by yourself isn't going to benefit you in any way. When you’re involved in a car accident that wasn’... [Read More...]