Maybe you’ve heard that representing yourself is the best way to save money. Maybe you have friends or relatives who swear by this method. We at Andrew Pickett Law, though, recommend against it. Though you have the right to represent yourself in Florida’s civil courts, you would likely be severely limiting the amount of compensation …
First thing after an accident, you want to make sure that you and your passengers are okay. But what if you emerge unscathed? Is there no way to pursue legal damages by means of a personal injury claim? Even without physical harm, a car accident can lead to substantial financial losses and emotional distress. At …
The Graves Amendment in Florida aims to protect rental car companies. It is a federal law that shields rental car companies from vicarious liability based on vehicle ownership. Before this law, a company could be held liable for accidents caused by people renting their vehicles. However, there are certain exceptions to the law in Florida. …
There are many steps to take after a car accident in Florida. Seeking medical attention is one of the most crucial. Safety is top priority after an accident. Exchange information with the other driver, document everything and get witness statements. Be discreet and don’t say too much. Be responsible and call 911. Stay Calm and …
In Florida, car accidents that cause soft tissue injuries can garner settlements ranging from $2,500 to $1 million (or more) depending on the severity of the injury. How much a car accident victim recovers depends on the severity of their injury. Mild soft tissue injuries can garner a payout ranging from $2,500 to $10,000. A …
