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• Serious Accidents
• Wrongful Death
• Nursing Home Abuse

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Car Accident

• You Can Prevent Injury in a Palm Beach Auto Accident
• A Palm Beach Car Accident Can Lead to a “Talk and Die” Head Injury

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News

• Posted on 3/9/2010Palm Beach Gardens Car Accident Injures At Least One...
• Posted on 2/23/2010Boynton Beach Motorcycle Accident Leaves Man in Critical Condition...

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Car Accident

• A “Minor” Bump On The Head In A Car Accident Could Actually Be Serious
• Top 15 Driver Distractions That Can Cause Florida Auto Accidents

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Frequently Asked Questions for Palm Beach Accident Lawyers

Q: I was in a car crash and received medical care. Who is going to pay for my medical care?

A: If you are in a car crash and require medical attention, Florida's No-Fault  law requires that your own insurance company pay for your medical expenses, regardless of who caused the crash  or whose car you were in.  If you own a car, the crash must be reported to your own car insurance, even if your car was not involved in the crash.  If you don't own a car, but a family member that you live with does, their car insurance is responsible.  If you don't own a car and don't  live with a family member who does, the insurance company for the car you were in is responsible.  No matter which insurance company is responsible for your medical bills, the insurance company cannot raise the rates unless their insured caused the crash.

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FAQs

Car Accident

• The insurance company sent me papers to sign after my Palm Beach car accident.  Should I have an attorney look them over?
• What type of claims can I make on my PIP coverage?
• I was in a car crash and received medical care. Who is going to pay for my medical care?

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