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Who is responsible for an Uber accident in Florida depends on the circumstances, but it could be the Uber driver or even the rideshare company itself. In most cases, if the driver has the app open and gets into an accident, they and Uber are liable. Understanding Uber Accidents in Florida When you want to …
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On average, a wrongful death homeowners insurance payout average in Florida is around $100,000 in general liability. Wrongful death settlements generally have higher payouts when homeowners insurance isn’t a factor. Understanding Homeowners Insurance Coverage in Florida Although Florida doesn’t make it illegal to not carry homeowners insurance, it’s best to have it to cover a …
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If you don’t have personal injury insurance in Florida and suffer injuries in a car accident, you’ll have to pay for your medical bills and other damages out of your own pocket. Personal injury protection (PIP) and bodily injury coverage can cover those costs so you don’t pay. Understanding Personal Injury Insurance in Florida Personal …
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In Florida, operating a golf cart is permitted on roads and even highways as long as those areas divide golf courses or trailer parks. By law, a person doesn’t need a title or registration for a golf cart but must adhere to road rules. What Are Florida’s Golf Cart Laws? Florida is known for numerous …
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A hit-and-run in Florida is an accident after which the at-fault driver flees the scene. Hit-and-run accidents causing injuries or death are charged as felonies and carry serious penalties. Understanding Hit and Run Accidents Hit and runs are among the most serious car accidents for a variety of reasons. They occur when a driver hits …
