FAQs
My Insurance Company Says My Accident Case is a Mist Claim, What Does That Mean?
Excellent question if you want to understand or maximize the settlement value of your accident case. Here is the information. MIST stands for Minimal Impact Soft Tissue. Insurance companies use this term as a way to classify accident cases. Generally, for an auto accident claim to be classified as a MIST, the insurance adjuster… Read More
What is the Difference Between Collision and Comprehensive Insurance?
Collision and Comprehensive car insurance are often confused. Both protect your vehicle in different ways. Here is the information: Collision insurance covers damages to your vehicle caused by an accident (collision). Collision insurance pays even if you caused the accident that damaged your car. Collision coverage is especially valuable because one in four Floridians… Read More
What Should I Do if I Am the Victim of a Hit and Run Accident?
Being the victim of any traffic accident is traumatic. However, when the person causing the crash leaves the scene of the accident and does not stop to render aid or take responsibility, not only could you be seriously injured but extremely angry as well. As a local accident attorney, serving Gainesville, Ocala and the… Read More
Do I Have to Wear a Helmet to Ride My Motorcycle or Motor Scooter in Florida Legally?
Florida repealed the universal helmet law in 2000 for riders over the age of 21. So if you are over 21 years of age, you do not have to wear a helmet legally while riding a motorcycle or motor scooter. However, if you choose not to wear a helmet, you are legally required to… Read More
