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Personal Injury Lawyers in Pembroke Pines, FL

Victims of personal injuries are entitled to compensation covering medical costs, lost wages, pain and suffering, emotional distress, among other injury-related losses.

In Florida, you typically have four years from the injury date to file a personal injury lawsuit, but exceptions do apply.

Liability is determined using a comparative negligence system in Florida. This can result in one party being fully liable or liability being shared.

Indeed, you can hold state, county, municipalities, and other government entities accountable for injuries caused by their negligence. However, these cases have specific requirements and shorter time limits – consult Rosen Injury Law now!

A majority of personal injury cases adhere to a four-year time limit, but some claims, such as those against governments and PIP car accident claims, must be filed sooner. Certain situations, such as when the injured party is a minor or when the injury is discovered later, can extend this limit.

You’re required to file your PIP claim within 14 days, upon which your insurer should cover your economic losses. For other damages, like pain and suffering, you’ll need to take legal action against the other party’s insurer.