It is estimated that every ten seconds someone in the United States is involved in an automobile accident. If you have been injured or lost a loved one because of a car accident, Rosen and Rosen is here to help. We have successfully represented personal injury victims in South Florida for more than 30 years, and we understand the devastating pain and financial impact that motor vehicle accidents can cause.

Our experience has taught us that what may initially appear to be a minor injury can often turn into a life-altering condition. Even accidents that have no apparent injuries can later prove to have negative health consequences. People involved in a car crash may experience pain weeks or even months down the road – these injuries are called soft-tissue injuries, but their long-term impact on your health is just as real as a broken bone. Whiplash is a common injury that might not be apparent at the time of the accident. Other painful conditions may not surface until long after the police report has been filed. It's vital that you obtain an immediate medical evaluation after an accident, even if you think you are fine. Medical professionals may spot serious injuries that you aren't aware of – and documentation of the care you received will be an essential piece of information for any future legal action.

When the victim or their families do not understand their rights and the complexities of automobile accident cases, they may lose their opportunity to receive the compensation to which they're entitled. A recent study has revealed that individuals represented by quality legal counsel receive substantially higher monetary recoveries than those who represented themselves. At Rosen and Rosen, we can support your claim by analyzing the accident and evidence to build the most effective case possible.

Many accident victims believe their insurance will be the only assistance they need. However, Florida law requires minimal insurance coverage and many Florida drivers don't have insurance, despite the legal obligation to purchase it. That means you may not have enough protection to help pay for the long-term damaged caused when someone without insurance, or with only the minimum liability limits, crashes into your vehicle.

We are very familiar with the tactics used by insurance companies to avoid paying for your damages, including: