First of all, to have an automobile injury case in Florida, you must prove liability, causation and damages. There is no reference to liability, so for purposes of this answer, it will be assumed that there is another car that is at fault. It is very difficult to know the value of an injury case, especially when there are so few facts established. For example, how much damage is there to the cars? What exactly is the injury to the person’s neck? What did the MRI report say? Was there prior neck injury or a prior MRI report of the neck? How much bodily insurance does the other car have? Does the client have uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage? Did the client go to the hospital? When was the first visit to the doctor? As you can see, there are a lot of factor that go into the value of a case and these questions are just some of them.
At Drucker Law Offices, attorney Gary Drucker helps people that are injured in car accidents and other injury cases. Please call for a free consultation. Drucker Law Offices has offices in Boca Raton (principal office), Coral Springs, Miami, Boynton Beach and West Palm Beach. The phone numbers are 561-483-9199 in Palm Beach County or 954-755-2120 in Broward County or 305-981-1561 in Miami-Dade County.
Every case is different and must be judged on its merits. It is a good start to get a complementary consultation regarding an accident case in case this happens to you. The advise contained in this blog is intended to be of general matter and not as to a specific situation, so please call a licensed Florida attorney, like the lawyer at Drucker Law Offices, to determine if and how Florida law applies to your case.
If you have any questions regarding an injury case, please call Drucker Law Offices at 561-483-9199 in the principal office in Boca Raton, 954-755-2120 in the satellite Coral Springs office, 305-981-1561 at the satellite Miami office, 561-265-1976 at the Boynton Beach office or 561-686-7070 at the West Palm Beach office.
Of course, every case is unique and has to be judged based on the specific facts of the case. The advice in this blog is intended to be general in nature and should not to be construed as specific advice for a case, as a slight difference in the facts could ultimately change the result. Also, this blog is, as the web site suggests, based on Florida law and the laws of any other states or another country could vary significantly from Florida.
