There are multiple auto insurance options.  For our own family members, we typically recommend making sure that auto insurance coverage includes the following: property and personal injury protection (if you have auto insurance, then you have these coverages); liability insurance coverage; uninsured/under insured motorist coverage; comprehensive and collision and med-pay.  If you have any questions about your auto insurance, please call us for a no-fee consultation.

If you are injured, seek medical attention immediately.   In most situations, the law requires you to notify law enforcement if there has been an accident.  We advised calling law enforcement and making a record of the accident.  Make sure to preserve evidence like pictures of crash damage, witness contact information, etc.  Florida law requires a person involved in an accident to cooperate with law enforcement who is investigating the crash.  Other than those statements, you should seek the advice of an attorney before making any statements and specifically should not speak to any insurance companies without knowing your rights.  Recent changes in the law concerning personal injury protection benefits may result in the forfeiture of those benefits if you do not seek medical attention within 14 days from the date of your accident and receive documentation of an EMC (emergency medical condition) if it applies to you.  If you have any questions, you can reach someone from our staff 24 hours a day at 352-505-4515 or 844-787-2543.