Legal Question in Personal Injury in Florida

Hello,

I'm sorry to hear about your situation. The insurance company may have improperly canceled your policy. You may have a claim against the insurance company. I would need to hear some more of the details. If the insurance is restored, then the insurance company will provide lawyers to defend you in any case brought by the estate of the pedestrian. There may be other factors too. We offer a free initial consultation and I'd be happy to discuss the situation with you. Our office is in Boca Raton. (561) 864 - 0007

Yes. You need an attorney to deal with the insurance dispute and to defend you should a negligence action be started against you.

Both attorneys give sage advice. You need an attorney to review the alleged cancellation of insurance as it may be invalid and there may be coverage. If there is coverage they will defend the claims of the decedent's family. For your information not being criminally responsible for the death is not the same as not being negligent civilly for the death. Those are two different inquires. You could be partially negligent and therefore civilly responsible for the death claims in part. Get an attorney.

I have litigated the issue of the validity of a cancellation notice in the Florida courts.The timing of the notice is critical. The policy and the law reuires a minimum of 10 days notice. I proved theat November 1st to November 10th is only 9 days. Call me at 305-305-3351 for a free consult to review to policy and the mailing notice. What proof does the company have to show the actual date notice was mailed to you? Was your exact address correct? I recently won a claim where the company simply left off the Apartment number.Also, was there a lienholder that required formalnotice of cancellatun?

You do have a serious problem requiring an experienced attorney!