Central Florida Motor Vehicle Accident Blog

Our Orlando attorneys share their insights into the motor vehicle accident recovery process in this blog. Read it to learn what you should do after a crash.

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How Spinal Injections Impact Case Value in an Injury Case Winter Park, Florida personal injury attorney Kim Cullen discusses how spinal injections impact the value of personal injury cases.
Florida Remains Deadly for Automobile Versus Pedestrian Crashes – How to Protect Yourself The most dangerous areas for pedestrians in Orlando is Colonial Drive, State Road 436 and John Young Parkway.
How to Protect Yourself from the 1 in 5 Florida Motorists Who Are Completely Uninsured Roughly 20% of Floridians are currently driving around with no insurance.
What Is Radiculopathy and How Will It Impact a Personal Injury (or Car Accident) Claim? Radiculopathy is an injury to the disks in the spinal cord. Symptoms often include numbness and tingling in the hands, fingers, toes, or legs.
What Is a Loss of Use Claim After a Car Accident? Once you find out how long your car will be in the shop you contact the defense’s insurance company and they will rent a car for you that is comparable to the one you usually drive.
How To Make Sure You Know About All Available Insurance Coverage After Your Car Accident The first thing to ask is whether the defendant was in the scope of their employment at the time of the accident.
Does An MRI Increase A Personal Injury Or Car Accident Settlement? If an injury is discovered on an MRI that increases the value of a personal injury case.
What Information Should I Exchange At The Scene Of A Car Accident? The first thing you want to do is get pictures of each other's driver's license.
Do I Have A Case For Negligent Infliction Of Emotional Distress? An infliction of emotional distress claim is asserting that the defendant’s actions caused you to suffer emotional distress; not a physical injury.
How Long Should I Wait Before I Call an Attorney After My Crash? You can call an attorney to discuss your case and/or represent you within a matter of hours, weeks or months. You can even just call an attorney to ask them a question about your accident.