Florida Insurance Laws & Accident Reports

Why Progressive Is Returning $1 Billion to Florida Drivers — What It Means for Your Fort Myers Injury Claim

Progressive is refunding $1B to Florida drivers under Section 627.066. A Fort Myers injury attorney explains what it changes for your claim — and what…

Uninsured Drivers in Bonita Springs: What Your Insurance Won’t Tell You

A Bonita Springs personal injury attorney explains Florida UM coverage, PIP limits, the 2023 statute changes, and what to do after a crash with an…

Do You Need A Police Report After a Fort Myers Car Accident To File A Claim?

After a Fort Myers crash, the police report question turns on which agency responded (FMPD, Lee County Sheriff, or FHP) and the ten-day filing rule…

The Warning Signs of Insurance Fraud: Protect Yourself After Fort Myers Auto Accidents

Fort Myers attorney David Pittman breaks down Florida's PIP, comparative-fault, and statute-of-limitations rules and the five fraud patterns we see most.

Don’t Sign That Car Accident Release in Fort Myers Until You Know These Facts

A Fort Myers attorney explains what Florida release forms really waive, how §627.727 UM consent works, and what to check before you sign after a…

Is Florida a No-Fault State? What Fort Myers Drivers Must Know in 2025

Florida is still a no-fault state in 2026. A Fort Myers injury attorney explains PIP, the 14-day rule, the serious-injury threshold, and the 2-year deadline.

Will Your Car Insurance Increase After Filing a Collision Claim After an Estero Accident?

Will your Florida car insurance go up after an Estero crash? A Lee County attorney explains PIP, fault coding, the 2023 reforms, and how to…

Can You Still Hire an Attorney After Getting an Insurance Offer In Your Fort Myers Accident Case?

An offer on the table doesn't close the door on hiring counsel. A Fort Myers attorney explains Florida's 2-year deadline, the release trap, and what…

How Florida Insurance Companies Use Independent Medical Exams To Cut Your Settlement

Florida insurance carriers use IMEs to shrink injury settlements. A Bonita Springs attorney explains the statute, the patterns, and how to protect your claim.

Why Florida Insurance Companies Fight Your Injury Claims But Pay for Car Damage

Florida carriers pay car damage fast but slow-walk injury claims. A Bonita Springs attorney explains PIP, the 2-year deadline, and what to do about it.

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