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    FLORIDA CAR ACCIDENT ATTORNEY

    Car accidents can be jarring experiences and can take time, money, and energy to recover from. After the crash, a person can spend days to weeks filling out insurance claims, trying to gather evidence, and taking on the insurance company for proper compensation. These matters can be complex and stressful for everyone involved. This is why turning to a professional South Florida car accident attorney like Mike Fischetti is strongly recommended. We believe that you deserve compensation and guidance so you can get back to living life.

    We’ve helped hundreds of our clients get the compensation and help they deserve while steering clear of insurance company tactics like denying, delaying, and underpaying claims. Our dedication to our clients has stood the test of time, and with decades of experience on our team, we’re ready to help you right now.

    If you or a loved one have been Injured in a car accident, wait no longer. Call 833-MIKE-247 or contact us now to schedule your completely FREE, no-obligation consultation. No fees are charged unless we win. Our bilingual team has the skills and experience to help you get the maximum compensation for your car accident claim.

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    THE 3 R’S OF PROPERTY DAMAGE

    CAR RENTAL – KEEP ON THE MOVE

    If you’re having difficulty finding a rental car and are unable to afford the cost until your car is fixed, contact a car accident attorney at The Fischetti Law Group. The firm will investigate your claim and find the coverages on all policies.

    Your Policy: If your policy includes rental coverage, rental costs can be covered. Most policies cover up to a daily and total policy limit.

    Other Driver’s Policy:  If the at-fault policy includes rental coverage, rental costs can be covered. Most policies cover up to a daily and total policy limit. The at-fault insurance can advise if the claim covers a rental. 

    CAR REPLACEMENT – TOTAL LOSS CLAIMS

    An insurance company can consider a vehicle a total loss if:

    • Repair costs are more than its ACV
    • The damage amount meets a state’s total loss threshold
    • Damages exceed their pre-accident value according to a state’s total loss formula
    • The car can’t be repaired due to extensive damage

    There are multiple methods that insurance companies use to determine the cost of replacing your car. If you don’t agree with the insurance company’s offer we can make a counteroffer for what you believe is fair. If the insurance company refuses to budge on the offer for your car’s value, you can either accept their offer or we can file a lawsuit on your behalf to get your car’s fair market value.

    CAR REPAIRS – GET BACK ON THE ROAD

    Use your collision coverage – The fastest way to get started on your car repairs is to use your own collision insurance. This requires filing a claim and paying your deductible. Then, your insurance company will start a process to collect the payments made on your claim from the at-fault insurance and will help you recover any out-of-pocket expenses. This process is called subrogation.

    Choose the repair shop of your choice – An insurance adjuster from the at-fault party may try to pressure or persuade you into using one of their preferred repair shops. This is because they have a preset contractual rate with the body shops, so they can save their insured’s money. Only use a car repair shop that you feel comfortable with.

    COMMERCIAL VEHICLES

    • Commercial vehicles cause some of the most devastating accident injuries, owing to their heavy weight and large size.
    • A car accident involving a commercial vehicle can be even more complicated since there are parties other than the driver that may be at fault. Depending on the unique circumstances involved, any of the following parties may be held liable for a commercial vehicle accident:
    • The commercial vehicle driver; The driver’s employer;
    • The company that owns or leases the vehicle;
    • The person or company responsible for the vehicle’s maintenance; and/or The vehicle’s manufacturer or the manufacturer of a certain vehicle part.

    DISTRACTED DRIVING

    Distracted driving is the act of driving while engaging in other activities which distract the driver’s attention away from the road. Distracted driving is any activity that diverts attention from driving, including:

    • Mobile Phones: Texting, calling, or using apps on a mobile phone while driving is a significant cause of distraction.
    • Navigation Systems: Programming or adjusting GPS devices or navigation systems can divert attention from the road.
    • Eating and Drinking: Consuming food or beverages while driving can take attention away from the task of driving.
    • Adjusting Controls: Adjusting the radio, air conditioning, or other vehicle controls can distract drivers.
    • Passengers: Interacting with passengers, especially children or pets, can divert attention from the road.
    • Grooming: Personal grooming activities such as applying makeup, shaving, or fixing hair while driving can be distracting.
    • Daydreaming: Allowing the mind to wander or becoming lost in thought while driving can impair focus and reaction time.
    • External Factors: External distractions such as looking at roadside events, billboards, or other accidents can draw attention away from driving.
    • Reaching for Objects: Reaching for items within the vehicle, such as a purse, wallet, or sunglasses, can cause distraction.
    • Fatigue: Driving while tired or drowsy can impair concentration and increase the likelihood of being distracted.
    • Stress: Emotional stress or agitation can affect a driver’s ability to focus on the task of driving.
    • Using In-Car Technology: Interacting with in-car technology systems, such as entertainment systems or touch screens, can divert attention from driving.
    • Reading: Reading maps, books, or other materials while driving can take attention away from the road.
    • Smoking: Lighting or extinguishing cigarettes, cigars, or e-cigarettes can distract drivers.
    • External Interactions: Looking at or responding to external stimuli such as emergency vehicles, roadside accidents, or construction sites can distract drivers.

    19+ Year of Experience – Here for You Every Step of the Way!


    “I love how into everybody is like trying to make sure they get their job done. And it was, you know, amazing to you come across someone [Law Firm] like this, to make sure that I get my car and my health taken care of. I can tell anybody to come here, feel comfortable and know that they’re going to take care of them…I felt so much better of how much work everybody has put in while they’re here to make sure I’m comfortable and I’m taken care of and everything is going to be okay”

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    WHY CHOOSE THE FISCHETTI LAW GROUP?

    Excellent Customer Service

    Experienced Staff

    24 Hour Service

    No Fees Unless We Win

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    REAR-END ACCIDENTS

    • fender bender, rear end collisionIn Florida, when two vehicles collide and the back car is found to be at fault, there’s a legal presumption of negligence that will attach itself to them. Rear-end collisions are some of the most common types on our roads today.
    • A rebuttable presumption means that, although it is assumed the rear-end driver is at fault, the rear-end driver will have a chance to challenge this presumption and he or she will not be automatically found guilty.
    • If you have been rear-ended, contact an experienced car accident attorney today by scheduling a free case consultation.

    ROLLOVER ACCIDENTS

    • A rollover is a type of vehicle crash in which a vehicle tips over onto its side or roof.
    • Rollover accidents have a higher fatality rate than other types of vehicle collisions.
      • Fatalities result in 50% of rollover crashes
      • 80% of rollover fatalities were not wearing seatbelts at the time of the crash
      • 55% of all single-car crashes involve vehicle rollovers
      • 75% of all rollovers involve SUVs, minivans, or pick-up trucks
      • Approximately 28,000 rollover accidents occur in the US each year

    HEAD ON COLLISION

    • Head-on car crashes are one of the most dangerous types of car crashes and frequently cause severe injuries and even death of the vehicle’s occupants.
    • A head-on collision is a traffic collision where the front ends of two hit each other when traveling in opposite directions. In most head-on collision cases, one driver was going the wrong way. This is usually the driver that is liable.
    • One of the hardest parts of being a victim of any car accident is knowing what to do next. A head-on car accident attorney with a successful track record will be able to guide you through the legal process.

    PEDESTRIAN ACCIDENTS

    • A pedestrian accident is an accident involving a pedestrian and a motor vehicle, bicycle, or even horse. Pedestrians are susceptible to severe injuries when they are struck by motor vehicles.
    • The 2020 Crash Dashboard created by the Florida Highway and Safety reported a total of 8,117 pedestrian fatalities,  715 of them involving fatalities.
    • Injured in a pedestrian accident? ACT FAST to get the help and compensation you deserve. Our bilingual team is ready to help you
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    Common Car Accident Injuries

    • WHIPLASH
    • BACK INJURY
    • NECK INJURIES
    • BROKEN BONES
    • TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY
    • SPINE INJURIES
    • SOFT TISSUE INJURIES
    • LIMB LOSS AND AMPUTATION
    • CUTS, BURNS, AND DISFIGURATION

    FAQS

    • After a car accident, call 911 and report the incident.
    • If you are injured seek medical assistance.
    • Take pictures of any visible injuries and damages to your vehicle or property.
    • Log and collect receipts, expenses, or fees associated with the accident.
    • To preserve your rights, do not sign any release forms or give any recorded statements to the insurance company until you have consulted with a car accident lawyer
    • If the insurance company does not agree to just compensation, we will take your case to court and litigation on your behalf.

    Insurance companies may try to deny, delay or underpay your claim – even if you inflicted serious injuries and needed medical care. When this happens, it can be incredibly frustrating; however, an experienced car accident attorney like Mike will fight for justice on your behalf and secure the compensation that is due to you! Don’t let insurance companies take advantage of a difficult situation, we’re here to help!

    A Contingency Fee Agreement means:

    • Your initial consultation is free and without obligation;
    • We do not charge retainer fees or hourly rates;
    • No out-of-pocket fees while your case is pending;
    • If we recover compensation on your behalf, we only retain our fixed portion.
    • If we do not win, you pay no legal fees.

    Injured victims in Florida must take quick action to ensure they can receive the medical care necessary for their recovery. It is crucial that a qualified healthcare provider be seen within 14 days of an accident, or else insurance company benefits may not be provided.

    Qualified healthcare professionals such as medical doctors, dentists, chiropractors, and emergency technicians can provide critical services for urgent situations. For more general care, physical therapists or massage therapists may be consulted according to the 14-Day Rule. Outside of these professions are not accepted under this rule set.

    In addition, if you suffered from non-emergency injuries, you can only receive $2,500 in benefits. If you suffered a medical condition, you can receive the maximum payout ( $10,000 P.I.P Benefits); however, you might carry a larger policy.

    In the State of Florida, the statute of limitations is four years. This means you have no more than four years from the date of the discovery of your injuries to file a personal injury claim. For medical malpractice, the status of limitations is two years. This means you have no more than two years from the date of the discovery of your injuries to file a claim. In Florida, the Discovery rule allows you to file a personal injury claim based on the date the injuries were discovered rather than the date of the accident. The discovery rules apply when a person discovers the injuries or should have discovered the injuries.

    The typical length of treatment for most people injured in a car accident is 6-8 weeks. After that, it usually takes 4-6 weeks to resolve a claim if it does not go to litigation. Of course, every person is different, at our South Florida car accident attorney office, we never rush a client’s treatment to speed up settlements. We work with our clients and their medical team throughout their treatment with our main focus on getting our clients to pre-accident conditions.

    Choose Fischetti Law Group

    As your South Florida car accident attorney, Mike Fischetti and our talented team are here for you. If you or a loved one have been involved in a car accident, don’t wait. Give us a call today and we will jump on the case to make sure you have everything you need for proper compensation. We’re here for you!

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