Diligent Personal Injury
Attorneys in Pompano Beach

Personal injury victims have the right to compensation for medical expenses, lost income, pain and suffering, emotional distress, and other losses related to the injury.

Florida law gives personal injury victims four years from the date of the injury to file a lawsuit. However, there are several exceptions.

Florida uses comparative negligence. According to this standard, one party may be 100% at fault, or the court can split the liability.

Yes. The state, counties, municipalities, and other governments are liable if their negligence injures you. But different requirements shorten the statute of limitations–call Rosen Injury Law now!

Most personal injury cases have a four-year statute of limitations. But some claims must be filed sooner, including PIP car accident claims and lawsuits against governments. Also, the time is extended for minors, delayed discovery of an injury, and when defendants leave the state.

You must file your PIP claim within 14 days. Your insurer must then pay your economic damages. However, other damages, such as pain and suffering, require litigation against the opposing insurer.