How Long Do I Have to File a Car Accident Claim Based on Florida’s Statute of Limitations?

Currently in Florida laws, you have up to 2 years to file a personal injury claim for damages sustained in a car accident case. This comes directly from Florida’s statute of limitations.

If the crash resulted in the death of your loved one, you also have up to 2 years to file a claim from the date of the victim’s death.

Although this may seem like a long time, it will move quickly if you choose to wait. Once those deadlines pass, you cannot pursue damages and compensation for your injuries and losses.

How to Exchange Insurance Information After a Florida Car Accident

The moments following a car accident are often chaotic and stressful. However, exchanging the right information is a critical step in protecting your rights and ensuring your future insurance claim or legal action proceeds smoothly. At The Ruth Law Team, we want you to be prepared. Here is the professional guide on how to safely and effectively exchange information at the scene of a crash in... read more?

Which Insurance Company Should I Call After a Car Accident in Florida?

In Florida, the answer is confusing because of our "No-Fault" insurance laws. Unlike many other states, your first phone call-and your primary source of initial recovery-is almost always your own insurance provider, regardless of who caused the crash. 1. Call Your Own Auto Insurance First (The PIP Requirement) Because Florida follows a no-fault system, your Personal Injury Protection (PIP)... read more?

When Is It Too Late to Go to the Doctor After a Car Accident in Florida?

Florida accident victims have 14 days to see a doctor for PIP benefits and generally 2 years to file an injury lawsuit. Learn which deadlines affect your claim.... read more?