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The answer to that question is a typical lawyer response……it depends!  These “loans” that you can take out from these vendors are considered “Non-recourse” loans.  What that means is if you do not recover any money from your Personal Injury case, then these vendors are not allowed to collect from you at all.  However, if…

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You may think you cannot get money for your injuries from a “hit and run” car accident…..you would be wrong!!  Car insurance is very complicated to understand.  However, one of the coverages that will take care of a “hit and run” when you have injuries is called UM protection.  I have spoken about it before…

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Depending on the age of your car, there is something out there called “Diminished Value”.  If it is a fairly new car (meaning a few years old or newer), then you might be able to get more value for it from the at fault insurance company.  How?  By getting a “Diminished Value” report and using…

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It matters what you post on your Social Media sites because it could be used against you at trial.  There has yet to be a trial that I have been involved with regarding Personal Injury claims where the defense does not ask to review the injured person’s Social Media accounts.  What are they looking for? …

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Unfortunately in the State of Florida, there are only two requirements to have an automobile legally registered to drive.  These two requirements are (1) Property Damage and (2) No Fault (i.e. P.I.P. or Personal Injury Protection).  In other words, there is no requirement as of today for Bodily Injury (BI) coverage.  Thus, if you get…

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As of this writing in 2019, the answer is NO!  Believe it or not, Florida does not require a person to have Bodily Injury (BI) coverage for it to be properly insured.  That means that you could get into a horrible accident and not have any coverage to go after from the person that caused…

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