Legal Question in Personal Injury in Florida
i was involved in an accident in which i was in a vehicle and a biclyist hit me. i was yielding, looking left for oncoming traffic, in the process of heading east, and a bicycllist, who was driving in the gutter against traffic in a non bike lane heading west slamed into my passenger door. he was cited a ticket i believe for wrecklesss driving so the officer deemed it his fault. however i was cited a ticket for my window tint bein to dark ( mind you it was 12 noon and sunny out, and the officer said he only gave me the ticket cause he had to) . the man on the bike was taken away in an ambulance and from there i don't know how bad he was hurt but he was completely conscious. i just recently received a letter in the mail stating that i am being sued now. im 22 i own no assets, i am in school and live paycheck to paycheck. i also do not carry "bodily injury" on my insurance. What's going to happen to me?
2 Answers from Attorneys
Contact your insurance company and they will provide a lawyer who can advise you. If you do not have insurance, you may lose your right to drive in Florida.
Since you have no insurance, you should speak with a private lawyer who can protect your interests. Do not default. A judgment against you is good for 20 years.
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