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What Happens if You Don’t Accept a Settlement Offer?
Rejecting an insurance settlement offer can feel risky, especially when immediate bills are pressing, but it may be the key to securing the compensation you…
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How Long Does it Take to Get A Settlement Check After Signing Release?
A personal injury settlement refers to the monetary compensation that a victim/plaintiff receives from a defendant to prevent the case from going to trial (provided…
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How Long Can an Insurer Take to Investigate Your Claim?
When you file an insurance claim after an accident, it’s natural to wonder how long you’ll be waiting for answers. How long does an insurance…
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Dispute a Car Accident Fault: Proven Strategies
Disputing fault in a car accident is about more than just pointing fingers. It’s about proving the facts, standing up for what’s right, and ensuring…
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Strategies for Negotiating Property Damage Settlements with Adjusters
Homeowners’ insurance requirements vary by state, but if you have a mortgage, chances are you will be required to carry coverage. This insurance is for…
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What Happens If You Have an Accident in a Rental Car?
If you’re involved in a rental car accident in Florida, it’s natural to feel stressed and uncertain. Whether you’re renting a car for a vacation…
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How To File A Property Damage Claim After A Hurricane
Florida may seem like paradise, but hurricane season changes everything. Dark storm clouds and powerful winds replace the bright, sunny skies that hundreds of thousands…
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Underinsured Motorist Claims: How Much Can You Recover and Maximize?
If you’re hit by a driver whose insurance doesn’t cover all your expenses, an underinsured motorist (UIM) claim can help bridge the gap. The amount…
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Why Uninsured Motorist Coverage is Important in Florida
Florida ranks above the national average for both deaths from motor vehicle crashes and the number of uninsured drivers. If you’re injured in an accident,…
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What Happens if No One Is At Fault In A Car Accident?
Accidents and unintentional injuries are the third leading cause of death in the United States with approximately 161,374 deaths a year (Healthline). Of those, 38,000…
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