Marion County Auto Accident Attorneys
Auto accidents often seem to happen out of nowhere when another driver is speeding on the highway and loses control of a vehicle or a motorist is texting while driving on a neighborhood road. Regardless of the speed at which an accident occurs, vehicle occupants, as well as pedestrians and bicyclists sharing the road, can sustain severe and life-threatening injuries in a collision. If you were injured in a crash, or if you recently lost a loved one in a traffic crash caused by another party, you should speak with a Marion County auto accident attorney about filing a claim for financial compensation.
Filing a Claim After a Marion County Auto Accident
After a Marion County auto accident, Florida no-fault law usually requires an injured person to file an auto insurance claim by seeking compensation through their own personal injury protection (PIP) coverage. However, no-fault does not mean that you cannot file a lawsuit. Whether the auto insurer fails to provide a fair settlement or cannot offer the type of compensation that would be necessary to cover your losses, you can be eligible to sue the at-fault party if your injuries are serious enough. Our auto accident lawyers in Marion County can say more.
Our firm also routinely assists clients throughout the insurance claims process, from filing a claim to disputing a denied claim to negotiating with the insurer. Our Marion County auto accident lawyers are here to assist you.
Common Marion County Car Accident Injuries
Collisions in Marion County can result in numerous kinds of injuries that can vary greatly in terms of severity. We commonly represent clients who are seeking compensation for some of the following types of auto accident injuries in Marion County:
- Concussions and other forms of traumatic brain injury;
- Whiplash and other forms of neck and back injury;
- Bone fractures;
- Facial lacerations and disfigurement;
- Internal bleeding and organ damage; and
- Amputations.
Damages in a Marion County, FL Auto Accident Lawsuit
If you do file a lawsuit after an auto accident in Marion County after meeting the serious injury threshold requirement in Florida, you can usually be eligible to seek compensatory damages to cover a range of losses, including lost wages and other bills you have paid as a result of your injuries, as well as pain and suffering. Compensatory damages include payment for economic losses in addition to non-economic losses that can be more subjective in nature.
Contact Our Marion County Auto Accident Attorneys Today
Whether you were involved in a high-speed collision that occurred on I-75 or another type of accident that occurred in Marion County, you deserve to seek financial compensation for your losses. One of our experienced auto accident attorneys in Marion County can evaluate your case for you today and can begin assisting you with your claim. From negotiating with insurance companies and fighting denied claims to representing clients in auto accident lawsuits, our lawyers have years of experience and can begin working with you on your case. Contact Meldon Law today to learn more about how we can help.
