After a car wreck, you are coping with a variety of concerns. Are you hurt? How badly? Can you go to work? What about your car? How are you going to pay your bills, provide for your family, and cover the cost of your medical care? Dealing with an insurance
In Florida alone, there are greater than 400,000 car accidents a year; more than half of these result in injury, and sadly, there are over 3000 deaths annually. At the LaBovick Law Group, we take your rights, and your safety, very seriously. Whenever you head out on our beautiful highways
While car accidents are far too common, they are no less terrifying. Whether you anticipate a crash or it blindsides you, the moments after are chaotic. Adrenaline is pumping through your body; you may be hurt. You are definitely scared. It is difficult to think clearly and rationally – but
In Florida alone, there are over 650 car crashes every day. Even a minor fender bender can be incredibly frightening and jarring to your sense of safety and security. It can also be a financial struggle as you figure out how to add a repair bill or new car to
Struggling with a personal injury is difficult enough; you’re worried about recovery, medical bills, treatment, loss of work… the list goes on and on. Often, you also have to navigate a complex legal system in order to receive fair and just compensation. One step of the legal process can be
The stark reality is that car accident are all too common. In Florida, there are over 650 auto crashes every day. Every. Day. That is an astonishing, and frightening, statistic. In the aftermath of a car accident, your mind is racing. Your heart is pumping. Adrenaline is flowing through your body.
The average driver will be involved in a car accident once every 18 years or so. This is certainly a statistic that gives us pause: these are all too common events. Hopefully, the accident is minor and involves only minimal damage – a scratch or dent – and no serious
There are over 400,000 car crashes per year in Florida, with over 166,000 injuries and more than 3000 fatalities.¹ But the statistics don’t tell the whole story. People who walk away from crashes are left not only with physical pain but emotional distress, anxiety, fear, and, of course, mounting medical
When you’re involved in a crash, even a minor car accident, it can have long-lasting physical, emotional, and financial impacts. The first step is to address the immediate concerns. Make sure you’re safe, get checked out by medical professionals, and work to protect your rights. Let’s delve into this in
Seeing a doctor after a car accident is a critical step to take in order to safeguard your health and wellbeing – and to ensure that you receive proper compensation from insurance companies or have the legal ammunition you need if you must pursue a case. When should you go?
