Florida’s law requires all motorists to obtain at least $10,000 in personal injury protection insurance and $10,000 in property damage liability insurance. However, given that 20.4% of Florida motorists are uninsured, it’s clear that not all drivers abide by this law. So, if you find yourself not at fault and uninsured after a car accident, is suing for damages an option?
Let’s explore this topic and outline your options as an uninsured driver in Florida.
Defining Fault for Florida Motorists
First off, let’s define what it means to be at fault in a car accident in Florida. It’s important to understand that Florida is a no-fault state, meaning that drivers are required to carry personal injury protection coverage, which will cover the driver’s damages regardless of who is at fault. Continue reading “Can an Uninsured Driver Sue After a Car Accident?”