How To Win A Lawsuit From A Car Accident In Florida there were nearly 400,000 car accidents in 2019, with over 160,000 cases resulting in injury. Driving is most common form of transportation in the state, and these statistics are staggering. When faced with damages, injuries, and various other emotional stressors, it is common to feel overwhelmed. If you have been injured in a car accident, you may be eligible for compensation to cover damages from medical bills, automobile loss, lost wages, and emotional distress. The following will serve as a guide regarding initial steps to take after your auto accident: What Should I Do If I’ve Been In A Car Accident? Seek medical assistance. Immediately following a car accident, seek medical treatment. Although you may feel fine, this will ensure that any potential injuries are documented which may assist in your case when seeking compensation for any damages or personal injuries which may have occurred. File a police report. A police report will assist in maintaining a fair and accurate assessment of the accident scene and serve as another form of documentation to verify the validity of your case and will serve as further evidence, which can help support any claims and further assist your personal injury attorney in your case. Maintain records.Documentation will allow for a consistent and thorough car accident lawsuit. This includes medical statements, auto repairs, time-off requests and doctors notes, among other important documents. Clear communication. Allow your attorney to represent you, and do not speak to anyone regarding your case unless instructed otherwise. Refrain from posting on social media regarding your car accident (i.e. no photos, posts, or comments) for anything shared on public platforms may be used against you in your case. Trust the process. Your attorney is going to support you to the fullest extent. They will have the necessary experience needed to guide your personal injury lawsuit, and will have the knowledge needed surrounding settlements vs. court bound cases. This expertise will serve you best as you navigate your lawsuit. After being denied coverage by my car insurance for a Hit and Run that happened to me, I thought I was going to have to eat the cost of car repairs and medical bills. Until Florin Roebig. They took care of everything. Went WAY above and beyond in helping me to repair my car and myself. I am blown away by the help I received, and the care and attention I was shown. No question was too much, no request too trivial, and definitely no stone left unturned. Kathy was assigned to help me, and I can never say thank you enough. You guys are the best there is, the best there was, and the best there ever will be <3 Stephanie Amoruso | 3 years ago Speak To A Specialist About Your Case Car Accident Lawsuits Car accident lawsuits can take place in several steps. Understanding the steps is important to knowing how to proceed if you have a serious car accident. In this content, we’ll discuss the stages of a car accident.Stages of a car accident lawsuit After an auto accident you may be wondering what your lawsuit will look like. Your attorney will guide you through the procedures and assist you through the process. While each individual case will vary, the steps of an auto accident lawsuit will generally follow a cycle similar to the steps listed below. The stages of a car accident lawsuit are: Confidential, Free Consultation: Contact us today for a free consultation. At Florin|Roebig, our client-attorney privilege honors confidentiality. We are committed to serving our clients and will assess your scenario to determine what is right for you in regards to handling your auto accident. Filing A Complaint. This will consist of your claims in regards to your lawsuit. An inventory of your claims will be used for validation purposes. The other party involved in the accident and their insurance group will proceed to respond to your complaint. Discovery. After suit is filed, the parties will engage in the discovery process, during which documents and information are exchanged, and counsel for both parties has an opportunity to take depositions. Trial Date. At some point during litigation a trial date may be set. The date may be months or even years from the time of filing. Mediation. Before trial, parties can participate in mediation either voluntarily or by order of the court. A mediation is a meeting between the parties and their counsel, the purpose of which is to engage in settlement discussions with the assistance of a third party called a mediator. Although your case may result in trial, often a fair settlement may be reached before the trial date. Your attorney will make recommendations and provide guidance as to what course of action will be best for your specific personal injury case. It is important to realize that the litigation process may take months or even years. 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Find out if you have a case we could help you win Speak To a Specialist Winning Your Auto Accident Lawsuit In the state of Florida, personal injury lawsuits require proof of negligence in order to be successful. The following are the elements of negligence which must be proven in order to win your case: Damages Suffering damages ranges from property, emotional, physical, and various other capacities. This can be proven in many tangible forms ranging from injury and medically verified means, vehicle damage, and through other miscellaneous expenses incurred. While emotional damages are certainly justified, damages such as pain and suffering often create firm cases. Verified evidence of physical injury is an example of damage that is difficult to refute and holds up firmly in court. Duty of Care Negligence requires the defendant to have violated the duty of care. Carelessness is obvious in cases such as driving under the influence of alcohol, but may appear in other subtle forms as well that will still serve as the breach of care required to prove negligence. Violation of Duty resulting in injury. If the duty of care was violated resulting in injury to the plaintiff, this is a form of negligence that may be proven in order to win your case. In order to win your lawsuit, negligence must be proven. This requires a skilled personal injury attorney who will create the best possible scenario for you to win and receive justice. While you heal and recover, Florin|Roebig will handle the details of your case and advocate for you to the highest possible extent with professionalism, expertise, and care. Have You Been Injured In An Auto Accident? If you or a loved one have been injured in an automobile accident, it’s important to reach out to a trusted personal injury attorney as soon as possible. The attorneys at the law firm of Florin|Roebig are committed to helping our clients get the compensation they need and deserve following vehicle-related accidents. Our commitment to assisting you is unparalleled. We are dedicated to making sure you receive the financial compensation available to you for any losses you have suffered as a result of an auto accident. Give us a call today for a free consultation. We Are Nationally Awarded Lawyers
