Miami Car Accident Lawyer

More than 41,000 people are killed each year in car accidents, and over two million more people suffer horrible, disabling injuries. In 2005, there were nearly 6,420,000 car accidents in the United States. The financial cost of these crashes is a staggering 230 Billion dollars. 2.9 million people were injured and 42,636 people killed. About 115 people die every day in vehicle crashes in the United States, which is approximately one death every 13 minutes.  High speeds, impaired, and careless driving, and failing to wear safety belts or properly secure child safety restraints threaten every driver no matter what their driving abilities are.  

Without exceptional legal support, very serious car accidents could take months or years to legally resolve. Miami car accident lawyers are experts in the motor vehicle laws of the state of Florida and will work arduously to claim the full compensation awards you deserve for your lost time, pain, and suffering. Florida state law, as is the standard for many states, requires that individuals involved in car accidents are entitled compensation, not only for physical damage and materialistic damage but maybe entitled to emotional damage and suffering as well as lost wages and other extenuating circumstances due to injuries.

Miami car accident lawyers are truly assets to their clients. However, even the most skilled and adroit Miami car accident lawyers need the assistance of their clients in completing the details of the car accident, reconstructing the scene of the accident and retrieving all of the necessary paperwork.  The paperwork necessary includes but is not limited to any communications between yourself and the other parties' insurance companies, all medical records relating to the injuries suffered because of the accident, mechanical and body repair invoices, car rental or taxi and bus service bills, etc.  Pay stubs from your work are usually needed to demonstrate proof of your weekly and monthly income, in case you are unable to work after your car accident.  

You should always have a body shop that is approved by your own insurance company assess the damage to your vehicle to determine if the vehicle will be considered a total loss.  It is also a good idea to get more than one estimate for the total repairs of a vehicle because insurance companies will typically under estimate the price of parts.  The reason for this is to keep costs down for the insurance company by pricing aftermarket and used parts.  It is absolutely vital that you contact Miami car accident lawyers without delay after the accident to ensure that your rights are protected during the process following the car accident and that the opposing insurance companies do not try to take advantage of you in your time of vulnerability.

Miami car accident lawyers will likely be able to settle your case out of court without a lengthy trial, resulting in the compensation you deserve and the peace of mind knowing that you can work on bringing your life back together and alleviating some of the stress involved with serious car accidents and the effects on yourself and your family.  

Call today to discuss your case with our highly skilled accident lawyers, and see how we can help you with your case.