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Under Florida’s no-fault law, your auto insurance covers a portion of your medical bills and lost wages up to $10,000. Once you hit that limit, your health insurance or the at-fault driver’s insurance could be tapped to pay for medical expenses.
Florida car accident reports contain essential information that may be useful for filing car accident claims for compensation later. If you were in a car accident in Gainesville or anywhere else in Alachua County, Florida, the law enforcement officer who responded to the scene is required by law to complete […]
Navigating the aftermath of a car accident can be stressful, especially when it comes to understanding who is financially responsible for the damages incurred. Typically in no-fault states, Property Damage Liability (PDL) insurance covers the costs of damage that a negligent driver might cause to someone else’s vehicle in the […]
A chilling new development has surfaced in the decades-old mystery of David Yeager’s disappearance. Yeager, a 17-year-old from Shreveport, Louisiana, vanished in 1971 without a trace. Over fifty years later, his family’s persistent search for answers has led them to explore a possible connection with Danny Rolling, aka the Gainesville […]
Dealing with auto insurance after an accident can be confusing, especially with different rules in each state. In Florida, no-fault insurance is an important part of the system, aimed at making it easier to get compensation after a car accident. This type of insurance focuses on quickly covering your medical […]