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As soon as you file your claim, you will realize that insurance companies often make decisions solely based on whether they are good for their business. They won’t really care about your needs unless they align with their business. The insurance company will either make several attempts to deny liability or hesitate to pay up….
First, you should never speak with an insurance adjuster unless you are very knowledgeable about insurance practices. While these individuals may seem friendly, kind and easy to get along with, they are certainly here to take advantage of unsuspecting accident victims. They will try to coax statements from you that will eventually eliminate the liability…
In the immediate aftermath of the accident, it’s evident that the insurance company of the liable party will not pay for your lost income. You might need to get disability benefits (short-term or long-term) through your employer or use your Personal Injury Protection (PIP) coverage if you were injured in an automobile crash. In most…
Yes! Much like most states, Florida law provides a limit to how long you can wait before filing a personal injury lawsuit. If your case, for instance, is relating to an action founded on negligence, you must then file a lawsuit within two years. It is crucial to bear in mind that the statute of…
The length of time it takes to solve the matter will depend on the kind of accident that caused your injuries and how bad you were hurt. Typically, your personal injury case could be settled in just a few days, months, or it could take years.
Ideally, we wouldn’t want you to see the inside of a courtroom. Going to trial can be difficult, lengthy, and of course, expensive. On the other hand, settling out of court is much easier, faster, more efficient, less stressful and less costly than a trial. That’s why we recommend that you settle the matter out…
Certainly, you can file a personal injury lawsuit without the help of a lawyer. Nevertheless, you must be ready fulfil all the legal requirements as laid under the Florida law. For instance, you must adhere to all formalities when filing your documents. The civil procedure, admission of evidence, and all the rules of discovery will…
As long as you can prove that someone else’s negligence caused your injuries, you most definitely have a valid claim. However, applying this standard can be more confusing than it sounds, which is why you need to seek legal advice. The right personal injury lawyer will offer a free initial consultation and case review to…
Before we get started on your case, we will need to see copies of the police report explaining what took place. Our lawyers will also want to see copies of your medical bills and any reports from the doctors. You will also need to provide insurance information and the number of days you have missed…
At Zimmet & Zimmet, we offer a free initial consultation and case review. That means we will answer all your questions, apprise you of your rights and suggest the best strategy for obtaining justice without charging anything. If you trust us to handle your case, we will work on a contingency fee basis. Therefore, you…