
Jacksonville Car Accident and Personal Injury Lawyers
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If you have been injured in a car accident in Jacksonville, you may be entitled to justice and compensation. Here at RHINO Lawyers, we will help you to deal with the aftermath of an accident and secure the compensation that you deserve. So, contact our professional team of Jacksonville car accident lawyers today for a Free Case Analysis now by clicking the links below.

Supporting You In Jacksonville
Statistics from 2020 indicate that there were more than 340,000 road traffic accidents in Florida, with 3,332 fatalities. In addition, more than 212,000 people sustained bodily injury or damage as a result of a traffic accident. Specifically in Jacksonville and Duval County, there were 21,000 road traffic accidents resulting in 187 fatalities and more than 12,000 injuries.
The most common causes of car accidents include reckless driving, speeding, and alcohol use. So, if you have been injured in a car accident, you know what these debilitating injuries can do and the effect they can have on your quality of life. Of course, injuries are not only physical; car accidents can result in serious emotional and psychological pain that can affect every facet of your life.
In fact, there are laws designed to protect and support people who have been injured in car accidents that were not entirely their fault. So, it is possible to recoup compensation from both Personal Injury Protection insurance and the at-fault party. In order to maximize your chances of receiving the compensation that you deserve, you need experienced and professional auto accident and personal injury lawyers on your side.
For a qualified auto accident lawyer in Jacksonville, RHINO Lawyers is your No. 1 option. Get your free video consultation or give us a call at 844.RHINO.77 today to schedule a Free Case Analysis.
What is Personal Injury Protection insurance?
Florida Personal Injury Protection (PIP) can provide certain benefits after a covered motor-vehicle crash regardless of who caused the accident, subject to Florida law and the applicable policy.
For qualifying PIP medical benefits, initial services and care generally must be received within 14 days after the accident.
PIP generally provides up to $10,000 in combined medical and disability benefits.
For a qualifying claim:
- reasonable and medically necessary covered 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
- qualifying medical reimbursement may be available up to the applicable PIP limit when an authorized provider determines that the injured person had an emergency medical condition.
Without an emergency medical condition, qualifying medical reimbursement is generally limited to $2,500.
The 14-day rule concerns qualifying PIP medical benefits. Missing that deadline should not be described as automatically preventing every possible PIP or personal injury claim.
Speak to our team today if you would like to learn more about Personal Injury Protection insurance and how you can apply for it.
How Can You Pursue a Claim Against the At-Fault Party?
Under Florida’s current statute of limitations, most car-accident negligence lawsuits arising from crashes on or after March 24, 2023, generally must be filed within two years of the crash. Claims arising from earlier crashes may be subject to the former four-year period, and different deadlines can apply to other claims. Because missing the applicable deadline can prevent a lawsuit from moving forward, determine the deadline as soon as possible.
When Does Florida’s Injury Threshold Matter?
Florida’s no-fault law places a statutory threshold on recovering pain, suffering, mental anguish, and inconvenience in covered motor-vehicle tort cases.
Under §627.737, the injury or disease must consist in whole or in part of:
- significant and permanent loss of an important bodily function;
- permanent injury within a reasonable degree of medical probability, other than scarring or disfigurement;
- significant and permanent scarring or disfigurement; or
- death.
This threshold specifically limits recovery of noneconomic damages such as pain and suffering. It should not be described as determining whether an injured person can pursue every type of compensation from an at-fault party.
Economic damages, PIP benefits, liability, available insurance, and comparative fault are governed by additional rules and depend on the facts of the particular case.
A wrongful death claim may be brought by the family of a deceased in the case of the latter.
The plaintiff may seek compensation for both economic and non-economic damages. Examples of economic damages include:
- Lost wages (past and future)
- Medical expenses
- Personal care costs
- Related travel expenses
Examples of non-economic damages include:
- Emotional stress
- Physical pain
- Decreased quality of life
- Debilitating and permanent injuries
RHINO Lawyers will work with you and on your behalf to ensure that you obtain the compensation that you deserve. Call 844.RHINO.77 for a Free Case Analysis.
Why Choose RHINO Lawyers?
First, if you have been involved in an auto accident and sustained injuries, your priority should be on healing and recovering from the physical and mental toll of the accident.
In fact, many people are naturally unsure how to proceed with seeking compensation, and that is why it is essential to speak to a law firm that focuses on auto accident claims. In Jacksonville, your best option is to call our team of Jacksonville car accident lawyers to ensure that you receive the justice and compensation you deserve.
We do so much more than secure settlements for our clients. We are here to guide you through the whole process and be a shoulder to lean on so that you can focus on the healing process. So, here is a breakdown of what RHINO Lawyers can help you with:
- Organize all medical bills and records
- Obtain evidence pertaining to the fault for the accident
- Organize and present evidence
- Communicate with the insurer of the at-fault party
- Communicate with healthcare providers
- Prove liability and damages
- Negotiate a satisfactory settlement
Actually, we are a no-win, no-fee law firm, meaning that there are zero upfront fees to pay, and if you don’t win your case, you pay us nothing. We also settle cases considerably faster than other law firms—typically within 9 to 12 months. So, call 844.RHINO.77 for a Free Case Analysis.
What to Do After an Auto Accident?
We have highlighted how the aftermath of an auto accident can be a difficult and confusing time. However, in order to maximize your chances of securing a satisfactory settlement, it is important to take certain steps. These include:
- Photograph the crash scene and speak to witnesses
- Ensure that a police report is filed
- Keep hold of all medical-related expenses
- Maintain a journal highlighting the pain and suffering you have experienced since the accident
Lastly, we recommend that you contact your Jacksonville attorney at RHINO Lawyers as soon as possible after the accident so that we can start building your case.
Injured In Jacksonville? Call RHINO Lawyers
RHINO Lawyers is your No. 1 option in Jacksonville if you have been involved in an auto accident. We understand the impact a wrongful injury can have on your quality of life and future prospects. That is why we are determined to ensure you receive justice.
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.
