Orlando Bicycle Accident Lawyer
Orlando Bicycle Accident Lawyer
Orange County, Florida, had an alarming number of bicycle accidents in 2023; the county reported about 8,364 accidents involving bicycles, 219 of which were fatal. That tells you one thing: insurance companies in this county are on high alert and armed with defense attorneys just in case things go south. Don't let your guard down in this fight for the compensation you need and deserve. With our army of over 1,000 attorneys, we can find the perfect match for your case. Contact us today to find out if you may be owed compensation for your injuries and losses and how we might be able to help.
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- Medical expenses for treatments related to your injuries (both immediate and future).
- Lost wages if you've been unable to work due to your injuries.
- Loss of future earning capacity if you're unable to return to your previous job due to the injuries you sustained.
- Pain and suffering for the physical pain and emotional distress you've experienced.
- Property damage, which covers repair or replacement costs of your personal property damaged in the accident.
- 80% of reasonable medical expenses related to the accident, up to your policy's limit.
- 60% of lost wages if you're unable to work due to your injuries, also within the limits of your policy.
- a $5,000 death benefit (where applicable) in addition to the medical and disability benefits.
What Damages Can I Recover After a Bicycle Accident?
After a bicycle accident in Orlando, you're entitled to recover various damages that can help you feel whole again. These damages include:
When to File a Claim With the Other Party Under Florida's No-Fault Laws
In Florida, the no-fault insurance system primarily requires you to turn to your own Personal Injury Protection (PIP) insurance for initial coverage of medical bills and lost wages, regardless of who was at fault. With that said, you can file a claim against the other party if your injuries are severe, surpassing the serious injury threshold defined by Florida law, or if your damages exceed your PIP coverage.
This serious injury threshold typically involves significant and permanent loss of a bodily function, permanent injury, significant and permanent scarring or disfigurement, or death. Our bicycle accident attorney can help you understand if your situation qualifies for stepping outside the no-fault system to pursue additional compensation from the other party.
What Does Florida's PIP Insurance Cover and to What Extent?
Florida's Personal Injury Protection (PIP) insurance is designed to cover you regardless of who is at fault in an accident. It covers:
It's important to note that PIP does not cover pain and suffering or other non-economic damages, which is why pursuing additional claims might be necessary for more severe accidents.
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To find out if you might be owed compensation, fill out our free case evaluation form today. Our attorneys have recovered more than $20 billion for over 500,000 families all over America. They may be able to fight for you, too.