In March of this year, the Florida legislature passed a new tort reform law. In our June newsletter, we discussed some of the ramifications this new law may have on you or your family members who may be injured in an accident. In this month’s newsletter, we will discuss four ways you can protect yourself […]

In March of this year, the Florida legislature passed a new tort reform law. For most people who are not involved in the legal or auto insurance industries, they may not understand what’s in this law, or maybe wasn’t even aware of its existence. If you are one of those people, then you will want […]

Hit and run accidents are more common than people might realize. They can leave you feeling scared and confused all within the blink of an eye. One question we get asked often by our clients is whether you should follow the driver that hit you and then left the scene? The answer to this is no, […]

Immediately following a car accident, your adrenaline is running, your anxiety is high, and often you’re not thinking clearly. Because of these emotions, people often make crucial mistakes that could have long lasting consequences on their injury claim. Below are the topmost common mistakes that we see clients make after an accident.

When purchasing auto insurance, often time insurance agents tell their customers that they have “Full Coverage” on their policy. Most people assume that “Full Coverage” means they have everything they need to protect themselves in case they were in an auto accident, but is far from the truth. Full coverage is a confusing and deceiving […]

How do you prove that someone was speeding in an auto accident? Speed is a common factor that often contributes to auto accidents. The faster someone was going, the more likely it is that there will be serious injuries as well as severe damage to the vehicles involved. But how can speed play a role […]

After you get into an auto accident, the process of handling your claim with the insurance companies begins. This can be an overwhelming process, with the insurance companies calling you non-stop asking various questions and wanting recorded statements. Questions people often wonder are: Should I give the insurance companies my recorded statement? What if it’s […]

It’s essential to have collision coverage in case you get hit by an uninsured driver. Call Mantia Law Firm for an auto accident attorney at 407-722-7727

If you were in a Florida car accident, call Mantia Law Firm to schedule an appointment with an experienced car accident attorney today at (407) 722-7727

Insurance company adjusters determine liability in an auto accident by evaluating evidence such as the police report. They may question you and the other driver regarding the collision to build a reliable narrative of the situation. After they’ve established who is at fault for the accident, or if both parties share fault, they assign fault […]

When you get in a car accident, and the officer at the scene pronounces you at fault, you may feel defeated and hopeless. What if you weren’t truly responsible for the accident, or there were other factors the police failed to consider? Rest assured- an experienced Florida car accident lawyer can protect your legal rights […]

If you’ve been involved in any type of vehicle accident, and you believe you’re being blamed unfairly (and wrongly) for causing the accident, you may be able to still dispute liability and ensure your car accident claim is resolved fairly. Read on to learn more about disputing liability when you are found at-fault in a […]

Unfortunately, distracted driving is a widespread and commonly overlooked hazard that has caused thousands of car accidents, injuries, and in certain situations, even fatalities. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that in 2015 alone, an astounding 391,000 people were injured in car accidents involving a distracted driver. Some of the most common […]

Car accidents are an inevitable part of life. When one vehicle hits another, how do you determine who is at fault? There are several different places liability can be determined, such as by the auto insurance companies, in court by a jury, or in a police report. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration […]

We’re thick into our accident scene blog series where we’ve shared tips on what to say to accident victims, the types of consent you can get to be of help, how to help victims without causing further damage and how to deal with a challenging scene where victims are unable to communicate. One other challenge […]

The first thing everybody wants to know when an accident happens is where to assign responsibility- particularly your insurance company. Being “at fault” for an accident means that you were the cause of the accident, either by failing to act or your direct actions. You may still be considered to be at fault, even if […]

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Often times, when an accident occurs, it is not always clear who is at fault for an accident. Not every accident is as clear cut as a rear end collision; and even those can sometimes become complex. So, what happens if you have an accident, where you believe that more than one person contributed to the cause? Luckily in the state of Florida, there is an answer.

For more information regarding Florida auto insurance policies, and what you need if you were in an accident, please reach out to the Mantia Law Firm. We can review your auto policy for free and inform you on what can protect you in case of an accident

After an accident occurs, many people ask: will my car insurance rates go up after an accident if I report it to my insurance company?

When people get into an auto accident, they typically report the accident to their insurance company. Often times one or both of the parties may hire a lawyer to protect their interests and assist them with a case for their injuries against the at-fault party. Also, during this time, the insurance companies will do an investigation to see who they believe caused the accident.

For more information regarding Florida auto insurance policies, and what you need if you were in an accident, please reach out to the Mantia Law Firm. We can review your auto policy for free and inform you on what can protect you in case of an accident