Legal Question in Personal Injury in Florida

I was recently in a car accident. A man from out of state in a rental car ran a red light. My insurance company sent an adjuster out and he deemed my car a total loss. I took it to a body shop to get a second opinion and their estimate came out at least $3000 less than the original adjusters for the cost to repair my vehicle. My car has alot of sentimental value to me and I would love to keep my vehicle. If they still deem my car a total loss, what are the laws in florida about salvaged titles? I have read that there are salvaged titles that are rebuildable and unrebuildable. How do they determine which one it is?


Asked on 4/15/10, 8:17 am

2 Answers from Attorneys
Robert Roemer Robert Roemer

i have never heard of these concepts in Florida law. If you want to find out i can Hire a adjuster who works for private attorneys and develop a legal opinion from his knowledge and my review of the law. If you are interested write me an e-mail or call me.

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Answered on 4/20/10, 2:45 pm
Angelo Marino Angelo Marino Jr. PA

Work out a deal with your insurance company where you can keep the vehilce and not have it totalled. I am sure they will be happy to do that given your second estimate. See www.FloridaPersonalInjuryTrialLawyer.com

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Answered on 4/21/10, 6:45 am


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