Car Accidents

Coral Springs Car Accident Lawyer

Explore Your Legal Options After a Car Accident

If you suffered serious injuries in a crash caused by another driver, you may have legal options for pursuing compensation based on Florida car accident laws. A Coral Springs car accident lawyer from our team can assess your case and discuss how we can help you. We handle difficult no-fault claims, uninsured motorist claims, and fault-based car accident cases.

A Coral Springs personal injury lawyer from Rosenberg & Rosenberg will manage your case from start to finish. We have worked to recover money for the wrongfully injured for more than 50 years and have successfully won millions for our clients. We can help you, too. 

We provide free, confidential consultations for individuals injured in a Coral Springs, FL, collision. Contact us today to learn how we advocate for accident victims.

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    Choose Our Firm as Your Coral Springs Car Accident Attorneys

    At Rosenberg & Rosenberg, we founded our firm on working hard for our community and fighting for those who need help navigating the legal system to recover fair compensation. Our large firm has a diverse team of lawyers with varied backgrounds who all bring their own experience and skill to our firm. 

    We pride ourselves on treating every client like family. We listen to you to understand what you are going through and build a personalized legal case on your behalf. This approach has allowed us to recover millions of dollars for our clients. We can handle even the most complex auto accident cases.

    Some recent verdicts and settlements we secured for clients hurt in car accidents in Florida include: 

    • $4.65 million for a college student hit by a vehicle while crossing the street
    • $4.1 million for a client hurt in a rear-end parking lot accident
    • $270,000 for a client who suffered serious injuries in a collision
    • $230,000 for a client who suffered neck injuries in a sideswipe accident with minimal property damage
    • $150,000 for a husband and wife hurt as passengers in a car accident
    • $100,000 policy limits payout for a client with neck and back injuries
    • $100,000 for a client who suffered a fractured wrist and required surgery
    • $100,000 in an uninsured motorist claim after a client was hit by a driver with no insurance
    • $100,000 for a client hurt when another driver made an improper left turn

    We assign a dedicated legal team—including a firm partner—to each car accident case we handle in Coral Springs. You will have a dedicated team of legal professionals working on your case, ensuring it gets the attention it deserves. We will answer your calls and emails promptly and provide regular updates. We do not believe victims should have to wait and wonder about their cases. You have enough on your mind.

    Our clients pay no upfront costs or fees for our services. We are a contingency fee personal injury firm. We only get paid after we handle a case and recover compensation. 

    Our Coral Springs Auto Collision Lawyers Understand Florida’s Complex Insurance Laws

    When our attorneys review a crash case with victims, we must consider their options based on Florida’s auto insurance laws. In general, individuals injured in most Coral Springs auto accidents must turn to their own Personal Injury Protection (PIP) no-fault insurance coverage to pay for their medical care and a portion of their lost income. 

    Only those who sustained serious injuries can file a fault-based claim. This requires that they provide evidence to show their injuries are serious and that the other party caused their collision and injuries. A Coral Springs car accident lawyer from our team can manage this part of the case for you if you qualify. 

    Florida’s No-Fault Laws

    According to the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV),  Florida’s no-fault car accident laws require every driver to carry: 

    • A minimum of $10,000 in PIP coverage
    • A minimum of $10,000 in Property Damage Liability (PDL) coverage 

    This is the insurance policy that covers minor and moderate injuries they suffer up to the policy maximum. It pays for a portion of medical care and lost income, regardless of the cause of the crash. 

    However, some victims are able to pursue fault-based compensation beyond the limits of their PIP policies. This is only possible when they have serious injuries as classified under Florida law. Our team has someone who can assess your case and explain your options. We have someone available 24/7 to take your call and schedule your conversation with our team.

    Types of Auto Accident Cases We Handle

    If you have serious injuries from a Coral Springs car accident, our attorneys can help. We know how to navigate many different types of accidents, investigate their causes, document fault and liability, and seek compensation. This includes: 

    • Commercial truck accidents
    • Motorcycle collisions
    • Rideshare accidents
    • Bus crashes
    • Accidents caused by uninsured motorists
    • Pedestrian or bicycle accidents

    A Coral Springs Car Accident Attorney Can Determine Your Options Following a Collision

    Florida law defines serious injuries under Florida Statutes § 627.737. Under this section of the law, crash victims can step outside the state’s no-fault insurance rules and sue the at-fault driver for damages if they have one or more of the following: 

    • A significant and permanent loss of an important bodily function
    • A permanent injury (with a reasonable degree of medical probability)
    • Significant and permanent scarring or disfigurement

    Wrongful death also qualifies the victim’s personal representative to pursue fault-based damages. 

    While Broward Health Coral Springs is the closest hospital for most hurt in Coral Springs, those with serious injuries may need to seek medical care at a designated trauma facility. Florida Health includes two Broward County hospitals on this list: 

    • Broward Health Medical Center, Level I
    • Broward Health North, Level II

    These hospitals provide emergency stabilization, treatment, and rehabilitation for catastrophic injuries, including: 

    • Traumatic brain injuries
    • Spinal cord injuries
    • Amputations
    • Crush injuries
    • Serious burns
    • Internal injuries and bleeding
    • Life-threatening lacerations and blood loss

    Damages Our Coral Springs Auto Accident Attorneys Pursue for Seriously Injured Clients

    Being able to pursue a case based on fault provides a way for seriously injured victims to recover additional compensation to cover their accident-related expenses and losses. A PIP claim might pay for up to $10,000, including:

    • Up to 80 percent of your medical bills
    • Up to 60 percent of your lost wages

    For those with serious injuries, this amount will not cover a significant portion of the costs they incur for treatment, time missed working, and related costs. In addition, there is no option to recover money for non-economic losses through PIP coverage. 

    When a Coral Springs car accident lawyer builds a fault-based claim and pursues compensation from the at-fault driver’s insurer or through an uninsured motorist claim, we can often recover a wide range of damages. This could include: 

    • Medical bills for treatment and related costs 
    • Estimated future care and support expenses
    • Income losses while undergoing care and rehabilitation
    • Diminished earning capacity for lasting impairments
    • Out-of-pocket costs for traveling for care or related expenses
    • Renovations for your home because of new disabilities
    • Other economic costs
    • Physical pain and suffering
    • Emotional damages, including PTSD, anxiety, and depression
    • Other intangible losses
    What If My Loved One Passed Away From Coral Springs Crash Injuries? 

    A wrongful death attorney from our team can help you understand your rights and navigate the process necessary to hold an at-fault driver responsible for your loved one’s loss. Under Florida law, only the victim’s personal representative can file a wrongful death action and pursue compensation for surviving family members. 

    Our Coral Springs lawyers build compelling cases to show liability and recover money for wrongful deaths in Broward County, FL, collisions. Contact us today to learn how we can help you and your loved ones.

    Steps Our Coral Springs Injury Lawyers WIll Take in Your Collision Case

    When you call on our Coral Springs car accident attorneys to handle your car accident case, we will take the necessary steps to build strong support for your claim, develop a case strategy and approach, and negotiate or litigate compensation. We do not use a one-size-fits-all approach, but some of the steps that are often necessary include: 

    • Evaluate the case to determine your legal options
    • Investigate the accident and gather evidence
    • Obtain medical records and document injuries to show they are serious
    • Interview witnesses and obtain eyewitness statements
    • Review police reports and other official records
    • Consult experts to understand future medical care and support needs
    • Negotiate with the insurance company for a fair settlement
    • Prepare and file legal documents before the deadline
    • Represent you in court when necessary
    • Provide advice and guidance throughout this process
    What If I Am Partially to Blame for the Crash?

    One tactic liable parties and their insurance carriers may use to attempt to reduce or deny car accident claims is to shift the blame onto you. Our attorneys are prepared to go toe-to-toe with insurers in these cases, fighting to minimize the effect this could have on your payout. 

    This is crucial because Florida follows modified comparative negligence laws. Under 

    Florida Statutes § 768.81, any party who carries more than 50 percent of the fault for a crash cannot recover damages. 

    It is up to the jury to determine how fault is shared in these cases, so we need to present strong evidence showing the at-fault driver caused the crash and you did not significantly contribute to your own injuries. 

    When Should I Call a Coral Springs Car Accident Lawyer About My Case?

    If you suffered serious injuries in your Coral Springs crash, contact our team as soon as possible. When you contact our team early, we can protect your rights and advocate for you throughout the claims process. An early start gives us the time and opportunity to develop the strongest case possible and fight for maximum compensation for you. 

    Some reasons why we encourage crash victims to call our team in the first days or weeks after suffering serious injuries include: 

    • Preservation of Key Evidence: Critical evidence, such as accident video and witness statements, could be lost, damaged, or forgotten over time.
    • Dealing with Insurance Companies: Our lawyers protect your rights by managing all communication with insurers to prevent lowball settlement offers and other tactics to reduce or deny your claim.
    • Determining Liability: Our attorneys investigate the crash and establish fault and liability, crafting a convincing case for compensation.
    • Maximizing Compensation: We document all potential damages as they occur, ensuring you do not leave money on the negotiating table.
    • Navigating Florida’s No-Fault Laws: Our car accident lawyers gather evidence to show your injuries meet the serious injury threshold necessary to pursue fault-based compensation.
    • Peace of Mind: Knowing you have a team of legal professionals on your side protecting your rights and handling your legal case allows you to focus on treatment and healing.

    Having legal guidance and representation early in your case can prevent costly errors. Our Coral Springs car accident attorneys will manage your case and ensure you are in the best position to recover appropriate compensation based on the damages you experience. 

    What Is the Deadline for a Coral Springs Car Accident Case?

    Florida has a strict deadline for filing personal injury lawsuits, including fault-based car accident claims. Under Florida Statutes § 95.11, victims generally only have two years to file the initial complaint or lose the right to do so. 

    PIP claims also have strict deadlines, so you will want to act as quickly as possible to consider your options. Our team can evaluate your next steps and navigate the process for you. 

    Discuss Your Car Accident Injuries With Our Coral Springs Team

    Rosenberg & Rosenberg provides free consultations for crash victims. You will speak to a Coral Springs car accident lawyer from our team during the free consultation and throughout the intake process. Count on our attorneys to help you get justice. Contact us today to get started.