Insurance firms typically spend around 30 days investigating a car accident before making a claim decision. As Florida is a no-fault state, your PIP insurance will cover economic losses like medical expenses and lost wages, irrespective of who was at fault. However, for general damages like pain and suffering, you may need to pursue a personal injury lawsuit against the at-fault driver, a process that can take several years.

Compensation largely depends on the accident’s severity and the responsible party. Many claims result in five-figure settlements, while others can be significantly more.

Yes, you can. Even if you’re partially to blame, you’re still entitled to compensation, although it may be reduced accordingly.

Your insurer will cover your economic damages, and you can legally pursue the uninsured driver for general damages.

Several types of evidence, including witness testimonies, video footage, police reports, medical records, and accident reconstruction, can be used to support your case in Florida courts.

Reach out to Rosen Injury Law. We can pressure insurance companies to fully cover your PIP damages and, if necessary, litigate to secure general damages such as pain and suffering.