FAQ About Turo Accidents

Florida is known as a No-Fault State.  Every automobile insurance policy issued in Florida has a provision called Personal Injury Protection.  This is also known as PIP or Florida No-Fault coverage.  When an automobile accident occurs, regardless of fault, your insurance policy, through your Personal Injury Protection provision, pays for your initial medical bills.  This provision states... read more?

In some instances, the answer is yes. We represent clients who were NOT at fault for the accident. Rideshare accidents can be incredibly complicated. Between drivers, passengers, car owners, and the Turo platform, you may not know where to file a claim or how to pursue the compensation you’re due. When The Ruth Law Team takes the reins, you can relax and focus on recovery. ... read more?

When you’re dealing with medical bills and you’re unable to work, it’s understandable to worry about the cost of hiring a lawyer. While some firms are concerned about getting paid upfront, The Ruth Law Team is committed to getting justice for accident victims. This is why we work on contingency. Until and unless we reach a settlement or win your case in court, we won’t see a dime. If you... read more?

Any time you’re injured in an accident, the first thing you should do is seek medical attention. You’ll want to collect evidence, like photos of the scene, driver/passenger contact information, and witness statements at the scene, but this may not be possible, depending on the severity of your injuries. You should also contact The Ruth Law Team so we may communicate with your insurance... read more?

We always try to negotiate a settlement out of court, if possible. With the right evidence and a proven ability to counteract delay and denial tactics, we’re able to reach a settlement in many cases. However, responsible parties and insurance companies can sometimes behave stubbornly, which is why we always prepare to take your case to trial. ... read more?

The seasoned attorneys at The Ruth Law Team have over 40 years of experience successfully settling and winning personal injury cases like yours, including rideshare car accidents. As your Turo accident attorneys, we bring a wealth of knowledge, skill, and experience to the table. ... read more?

Generally speaking, there are three main types of compensation you may be eligible for when injured in a car accident: economic, non-economic, and punitive. Economic damages are the most common, and may include: Medical expenses (including future expenses)RehabilitationLost wagesLoss of future earningsFuneral costsand more Non-economic damages could include: Pain and... read more?

In Florida and in Georgia, you have two years from the date of your accident to file a lawsuit. Minnesota sets the statute of limitations at six years. Your Turo accident lawyers can help to make sure you file your a lawsuit in a timely manner, so you don't miss critical deadlines. ... read more?

At The Ruth Law Team, we put the needs of our clients first. That’s why we work on contingency and we’re available 24/7 to provide the legal guidance and support you deserve. We happily come to you, wherever you are, be it at home, in the hospital, or elsewhere. We’ll even help you to negotiate with healthcare providers or medical facilities to defer payment of medical bills until your... read more?

https://youtu.be/EnKRcZvgKw8 Just like when buying a new car, the best thing you can do is arm yourself with knowledge.  The internet is your best resource. Kelly Blue Book and NADA are the standards in the industry to find the actual cash value (ACV) of your car.  Check out the classified advertisements in your local newspapers, search websites like Craigslist, and check with the car... read more?

Your car is considered totaled if the damages are not repairable or if price of the repairs will cost more than the actual value of the vehicle. Do your homework. Check the internet (such as Kelley Blue Book) or NADA for the actual cash value (ACV) of your car, check out the classified advertisements in your local newspapers, and check with the car dealerships in your area. Look for the prices... read more?

Figuring out who is at fault in an accident is a matter of deciding who was careless. For traffic accidents, State traffic laws provide guidelines by which liability may be measured. These rules apply not only to automobiles but also to motorcycles, bicycles and pedestrians. In some cases, a driver may be liable for an accident even if he/she was obeying, for example, the posted speed limit, if... read more?

A claim for injuries sustained in an automobile accident is usually based upon carelessness or negligence. In worse case scenarios, it is based on an intentional or reckless act. The two categories of issues that typically arise in a tort claim after an automobile accident are the following: Liability – who is at fault and to what degreeDamages – injuries or losses caused by the accident ... read more?

If you have been injured, you will likely have medical bills from physicians, hospitals, physical therapists, and other health care providers. Those bills will be in your name and will typically be sent to your address. You are primarily responsible for paying your bills, regardless of the cause of your injuries. The at-fault person’s liability insurance carrier will be responsible for paying... read more?

When you have been in a car accident, truck accident or motorcycle accident, understanding what to do next is of vital importance. Obviously securing the safety of everyone in the accident is the first priority. Call 911 if anyone is injured. Get the name and address of the driver of each vehicle. The owner of the vehicle may not be the same as the driver, so be sure to also get the name and... read more?