¿Acudirá la policía a mi accidente automovilístico en Tampa, Florida?

Unlike some police departments in some cities, Tampa Police respond to all car accidents. Call 911 and have an officer dispatched when involved in any type of car crash. Depending on your location, a Tampa Police Department (TPD) officer or a Hillsborough County Sheriff will respond. Once the police have been notified, seek medical attention, then call us to schedule a free consultation and...Leer más

¿Te lesionó alguien que no tiene seguro de auto?

26.7% of all drivers in Florida have no auto insurance, but that doesn’t always mean you can’t be compensated for your injuries. Contact us today for a free consultation when seriously injured in any type of auto accident in the Tampa area. No auto insurance crash scenario: You certainly don’t expect it, especially when you’re so close to home. You’re on your way...Leer más

Choques frontales en Tampa

Head-on collisions cause extensive property damage and severe injuries. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, when someone is involved in a head-on collision, they are five times more likely to be seriously injured and seven times more likely to be killed than other types of collisions. This is primarily due to the higher impact that happens in a head-on collision...Leer más

Wrong-Way RV Driver Crash Injures Man in Homosassa

A man driving an RV the wrong way on Suncoast Boulevard allegedly crashed head-on into a pickup truck. As a result, he seriously injured the driver. Florida Highway Patrol said that a 60-year-old was under the influence of alcohol and driving his vehicle northbound in the southbound lanes of Suncoast Blvd near West Kingston Drive Sunday morning, November 11, 2018. Authorities arrested the...Leer más

¿Qué es la cobertura para conductores sin seguro o con seguro insuficiente?

Driving in Florida can be a constant struggle. With the traffic, distractions, and amount of uninsured motorists on the roadways, car accidents happen all the time. However, even though a driver may be “at fault” in the accident, that does not mean that they have insurance to cover your injuries. Why is UM important? Florida is a “no-fault” state and requires drivers to carry personal injury...Leer más

I Got Hit by a Drunk Driver, Can I Sue?

You are driving and hear the crunch of metal, airbags deploy, and jostled from your seat, with only your seatbelt holding you in place. After the car stops you take a deep breath and start to gather your surroundings. Adrenaline is rushing and your hands start shaking while you try and grab your cell phone. After a moment your breathing starts to get back to normal and you dial 911. You are...Leer más