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Vehicle Crashes
If you have been wronged and think you have a right to compensation, you may have questions.
Q: Is bringing a claim going to make my insurance rates go up?
A: A car crash that is not your fault should not cause your insurance rate to increase. However, insurance companies change their rates for a multitude of reasons that are completely unrelated to claims history.
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Vehicle Crashes
- Is it illegal to drive barefoot in the state of Florida?
- I was hit by a driver who had obviously been drinking. The police took him away from the accident scene in handcuffs. Is there anything different about how I should approach my case since I was hit by a drunk driver?
- I was involved in a car crash in Orlando. My neck and back hurt, and I'm starting to get some tingling and numbness in my hands and fingers. I think I need to see a doctor. Do I have to choose a doctor that is on the list I got from my employer when I signed up for insurance?