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Injured in a Car Accident? Contact RHINO Lawyers Now!

RHINO Lawyers is a trusted and reliable law firm specializing in car accident injury claims throughout Florida. If you need an experienced auto accident lawyer, RHINO Lawyers is a quick phone call or message away and ready to help. So, contact our team of Daytona Beach car accident lawyers today for a Free Case Analysis now by clicking the links below.

Free, No-Obligation Car Accident Case Review

Our car accident lawyers are happy to provide a free, no-obligation case review for Daytona Beach residents seeking legal assistance for their auto injury claim. And, we can either do an in-person or video consultation to go over the circumstances of your case, map a legal route forward, and provide you with a timeline. We typically settle cases between 9 and 12 months from the date of the accident.

You do not have to pay us anything unless we win your case. Our focus is on handling the legal legwork so that you can put all your efforts into recovery. Give us a call at 844.RHINO.77 today to schedule a Free Case Analysis.

What To Do After a Car Accident

Get to Safety Immediately

Florida law mandates that you should move your vehicle (if possible) to the side of the road after an accident. This prevents the risk of further accidents or injuries from taking place.

Check Yourself for Injuries

Be sure to thoroughly assess yourself and any passengers for injuries. Neck and spinal injuries can be severe and may require medical attention to avoid worsening the issue.

Contact Law Enforcement When Required or Appropriate

Call 911 immediately if anyone needs emergency assistance. Florida requires immediate notice to law enforcement when a crash results in injury or death.

For property-damage-only crashes, Florida’s reporting threshold changes on October 1, 2026:

• before October 1, 2026: at least $500 in apparent property damage;
• on or after October 1, 2026: at least $2,000.

A law-enforcement crash report may provide useful documentation, but not every minor collision is subject to the same reporting requirement.

Exchange Information With the Other Driver

You should obtain the insurance information for the other driver so you can file a claim. If the other driver doesn’t have insurance, still get their contact information so we can follow up with them.

Gather All Available Evidence

Take photos and video of the scene, including damage to both vehicles, any damage to surrounding vehicles or structures, skid marks, and bodily injuries. You should also note the other vehicle’s license plate, the time and day of the accident, and any communications with the other driver or witnesses. If there are any traffic signs nearby affecting the accident, such as a “Yield” sign, document those as well.

Speak to Witnesses

Speak to any witnesses who stopped to assist. You should note their contact information, what they saw, and any other communications with them.

Call RHINO Lawyers’ Daytona Beach Car Accident Lawyers

After all the immediate medical and police matters are handled, we recommend you contact RHINO Lawyers as soon as possible to provide us with the details of the case. We can begin building your case and help you get the compensation you deserve.

Florida Personal Injury Protection and No-Fault Insurance

Florida’s no-fault law provides certain insurance benefits without regard to who caused a covered motor-vehicle crash. It does not mean an insurance company must pay every claimed loss regardless of fault or coverage.

Florida Personal Injury Protection generally provides up to $10,000 in combined medical and disability benefits.

For qualifying claims:

• covered reasonable and medically necessary medical expenses are generally reimbursed at 80%;
• qualifying lost gross income and loss of earning capacity are generally paid at 60%, unless applicable lost-income coverage was validly excluded; and
• initial medical services and care generally must be received within 14 days after the crash for PIP medical benefits.

If an authorized provider determines that the injured person had an emergency medical condition, qualifying medical reimbursement may be available up to the applicable PIP limit.

Without an emergency medical condition, qualifying medical reimbursement is generally limited to $2,500.

Fault still matters when determining liability for damages outside PIP.

The exceptional attorneys at RHINO Lawyers can help ensure you receive the full scope of coverage benefits and more. We aim to help our clients focus on their recovery so they can get back to their pre-accident condition.

Compensation For Your Injuries

There are many injuries associated with vehicle collisions. Some are short-term, others long-term, but they can drastically affect your livelihood either way. Neck and spine injuries are among the most common, given the whiplash phenomenon that often occurs with accidents. Other common injury types include traumatic brain injuries, broken bones, cuts or lacerations, loss of limbs, and eye injuries. In some severe cases, car accidents can result in permanent disability or disfigurement.

Whatever the case may be, you want to ensure you receive compensation that will cover your medical expenses, prescription medications, and lost wages. Not to mention compensation for emotional damages, loss of quality of life, or travel costs from visiting medical specialists.

RHINO Lawyers has the experience to fight for your entitled compensation. While Florida is a no-fault state, that doesn’t mean you should leave any money on the table when it comes to your recovery. We can help you secure compensation that will address the above injuries and issues that may arise.

Schedule your Free Case Analysis to see what we can do for you.

Act Fast for Best Results

As time passes after an auto accident, it becomes increasingly more difficult to gather evidence, speak with witnesses, and build a strong case. This is why it is recommended that you speak with an attorney as soon as possible after being injured. The sooner an attorney can get to work, the sooner you can obtain an injury claim settlement.

Can I Still Receive Benefits if I Share Fault for the Crash?

Possibly. Florida PIP can provide qualifying benefits without regard to fault, subject to the policy and statutory rules.

Claims against another responsible party are different. Florida uses modified comparative fault in most negligence cases. A claimant’s damages are generally reduced by the claimant’s percentage of fault, and a claimant who is more than 50% at fault for his or her own harm generally may not recover damages in a covered negligence action.

PIP benefits and a negligence claim against another party should therefore be analyzed separately.

Contact the Daytona Beach Car Accident Lawyers at RHINO Lawyers Today!

Call 844.RHINO.77 or fill out our online form to speak with a representative about your case. We can schedule a Free Case Review and get you on the path to recovery. You can also reach out to us via Instagram, Facebook Messenger, and FaceTime, should you prefer. We pride ourselves on accessibility and communication.

What are you waiting for? Contact our experienced and friendly team today for YOUR Free Case Analysis now by texting us, chatting with us online, completing the form below, or by calling 844.RHINO.77.