Pasco County Personal Injury Attorney Blog

Florida Personal Injury Attorneys - Fighting for Your Rights.

Pasco County Personal Injury Attorneys at Doyle, McCabe, Uccello are experience in building cases against responsible parties involved in automobile, motorcycle, boating, commercial trucking and other accidents. We can help you get your life back on track when you've been injured by another's negligence and fighting for the compensation you deserve under Florida Law. Florida law is stringent with regards to personal injury time limitations and other specifics that must be met before you can file a valid personal injury claim in Pasco County or in Florida.

Free Consultation Personal Injury Attorney Pasco, Hernando, Citrus County, FL

Schedule a free consultation with a personal injury attorney in New Port Richey, Port Richey, Spring Hill, Anclote or Aripeka. Our Florida personal injury attorneys will fight for your rights in Brooksville in Hernando County as well as in Citrus County, FL.

Being injured in an accident that was not your fault can be devastating and life changing. Unfortunately, people who do not understand the law assume the insurance companies are their advocates. Unfortunately, that is far from the truth. If you have been in an automobile accident and need a car accident attorney or motorcycle accident attorney, reach out to us as soon as possible for a free consultation at our personal injury law firm in Hudson, FL.

Florida Personal Injury Law - Statute of Limitations

The deadline by which to file a personal injury lawsuit in Florida, is four years from the date of the injury. If you do not file in this time, you give up your right to sue. However, there are exceptions to these statutes in some accidents. This is why it is crucial to speak with one of the Pasco Personal Injury Lawyers at Doyle, McCabe, Uccello to find out if you have a case. It's wise to do this before you start speaking with your insurance company.


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Automobile Accidents in Florida - Time Limits on PIP

Florida has many personal injury statutes, but when it comes to auto accidents and PIP, effective January 1, 2014, the PIP law states that victims who have been involved in motor vehicle accidents must seek medical treatment within fourteen (14) days. This applies to motor vehicle accidents that fall under Florida's PIP laws. If you fail to do so, you will not be entitled to PIP benefits.

There were other changes that are specific to the type of injury that is recorded which can also effect your benefit payout amount. For instance, did you know that PIP can pay out only $2500 of your benefit on $10,000 if you are not diagnosed with an emergency medical condition?

Frequently victims who have been injured in a Pasco County Florida motor vehicle accidents don't seek out the proper treatment, because at first they may feel "okay" at first. Many serious injuries, disabilities and even deaths have occurred because victims initially felt okay, only to have a injury go undiagnosed. Delaying treatment or obtaining improper treatment or diagnosis can effect your health, and the compensation you are entitled to for your injuries and other losses under the law.

Contact us today to discuss your personal injury, accident or wrongful death case. We have two convenient locations to serve our clients in Hudson and in Pinellas Park, FL. Call 727-824-5727 or learn more about our personal injury practice areas then use our convenient online form to request a free car accident or personal injury case evaluation.

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