For Florida drivers, the question of what an auto insurance
policy will cover can have a pretty complex answer. Policy-holder questions
range from whether their vehicle’s policy applies to their college-aged
children to what ...
Read moreFor Florida drivers, the question of what an auto insurance
policy will cover can have a pretty complex answer. Policy-holder questions
range from whether their vehicle’s policy applies to their college-aged
children to what kind of coverage, if any, they will get if they are hit as a
pedestrian. As legal professionals who have specialized in this field in
Florida for years, we can answer all your auto insurance policy questions.
Ideally, the coverage you receive would be cut-and-dry –
however, this is not always the case. You may hold an insurance policy and make
your payments in a timely manner, but in the event of an auto accident your
insurer may not want to pay out to the degree that you see fit. At Doran, Beam
& Farrell we have extensive experience in dealing with such cases. Our
office is here to help you through all of these obstacles.
Are you protected?
Florida law may require all drivers to insure their cars,
but this does not mean that every car will be insured with the proper coverages
to pay for your damages. Some drivers will choose to risk driving without
insurance or purchase the bare minimum required, which can be inadequate to
cover the medical and property damage costs of accident victims. At this time,
the law does not require that drivers carry bodily injury liability (BI) or
uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage (UM) policies, but it is highly
encouraged that they do. If you have any questions about your policy and whether
or not you are protected, contact our office for a free evaluation.