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Florida does not require most drivers to carry bodily injury liability coverage. A driver can be fully legal on the road with only $10,000 in PIP and $10,000 in property damage liability, neither of which pays for a rider's injuries. For motorcyclists, that makes...
The first question most injured riders ask is simple: who pays the hospital? After a car crash in Florida, the answer usually starts with Personal Injury Protection. After a motorcycle crash, it usually does not. Understanding why, and what fills the gap, is the most...
Riding in Florida means year-round season, and it also means a set of legal rules that apply to motorcyclists and to no one else on the road. A rider hurt by a careless driver on US 19, Gulf to Bay Boulevard, or SR 54 faces a claims process that looks very little like...
Months after you treated the patient, a doctor you have never met sits down with your file. The patient is long gone. The insurer is not looking for reasons to pay — it is looking for reasons not to. And the only thing standing between your practice and a denial is...