Vehicle Property Damage in Central Florida: Repairs, Loss of Use, and Diminished Value
After a motor vehicle accident in Central Florida, the focus is often on medical care and injury claims. Yet property...
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Is Lane Splitting Legal in Florida? What Motorcycle Riders Should Know
The Short Answer Lane splitting is illegal in Florida. Section 316.209, Florida Statutes, makes clear that motorcycles are entitled to the...
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Florida PIP Setoffs and Penalties: What Accident Victims Need to Know
Florida’s no-fault auto insurance system is designed to provide quick access to medical benefits after a crash. However, Personal Injury...
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Florida No-Fault (PIP) Insurance: Complete Client Guide for Daytona Beach, DeLand, and Sanford
Florida is one of only a few “no-fault” states, meaning your own auto insurance pays certain expenses after a crash...
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When DIY Legal Help Backfires: Why Using a Real Florida Lawyer Protects Your Case
Every week in Florida, people sign up for low-cost “legal plans” or download do-it-yourself legal forms, believing they are saving...
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Back to School Safety in Central Florida: Understanding Florida’s Hands-Free and School Zone Driving Laws
The first day of school in Central Florida brings increased traffic, excited children crossing streets, and an active law enforcement...
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Negligent Security Injury Claims in Florida: Your Rights After Assault or Injury in Daytona Beach, DeLand, or Sanford
How Florida Law Protects Victims of Assaults, Robberies, and Other Crimes Caused by Inadequate Security When a business, apartment complex,...
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Daytona Beach Personal Injury Lawyer Secures Full PIP Benefits for WWII Veteran in Orlando After USAA Insurance Coverage Denial
PRESS RELEASE Daytona Beach, FL — My Affordable Attorney has obtained a complete settlement in a contested personal injury protection (PIP)...
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Top Twenty-Five Legal Questions Central Floridians Asked in 2025.
Most Common Legal Questions in 2025 Updated August 4 2025 for residents of Volusia, Flagler, Orange, and Seminole Counties. Every...
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