I have found in two accidents. The first was very small, I rode in the bumper into the car in front of me at a red light and struck their car bumpers. No damage was sustained to my car, but I am responsible for the accident.
The second point that I was by a cross that was at a red light and was just to the left lane when a woman comes into the car, pull the cut slopes not beat the impatient driver’s side door of my car. I had to try even half way into the lane to improve immediately bear left, but I could not move, if it comes, because when I returned, I could have met someone and when I went forward, it would be still beat me. said on stage at the police officer myself, I made a mistake, but said if I my insurance adjuster, she said that there is a certain negligence of another party, because if I had accidentally discharged into the blood stream, the other party would run over in front of my car, not the driver’s side door.
I am haunted by the first person I saw, right now I’m the person in the second accident pursued as well.
I was told that I am registered under my parents insurance, the other party see it a lot to offer, they can be sued for my parents.
My question is why, in a position to have to sue me so easily? I researched and I know that Florida has a no-fault state, the driver can not sue each other when a serious injury, including loss of life, permanent injury, etc. In both accidents means is, I have not been hurt, and I believe that no police report was written, that the exchange of information. (Police were called when. I did not leave the scene of the accident), the other two parties do not request an ambulance or medical care (I know the feeling of pain later), but I’m sure that if someone sued for something so serious and can be listed as the loss of a limb or death, they showed some signs of injuries on the scene. The two people from their cars, and they were good, but.
“Without fault” laws are very misleading – and as you note, Florida has a verbal threshold.
One of them is misleading, that they only protect people who have a policy. If you do not have a policy – that is, if you do not drive in Florida without insurance or insurance on your behalf, you are not in litigation, legislation protected without fault.
While you are over 18 years and do not buy your own policy, you have no protection of the law without fault. If you are under 18, you will need.
So that is why they can sue you if they are not the threshold of the “verbal” Limit reached.
Florida is the insurance fraud capital of the United States, which means everyone is trying to work the system from there.