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Hurt in a Florida crash?

Free Florida case check in five quick steps

See your 14-day PIP cutoff and two-year filing date, then choose whether to be connected with a participating Florida attorney. Free, and nothing is shared until you send it.

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The short answer

Answer five questions about the crash. You will see your key Florida dates right away, and you decide whether to send your details to a participating attorney.

Source: Florida Statutes § 627.736(1)(a); § 95.11(5)(a); § 768.81(6)

Why timing matters

Florida has short clocks

14

Days to start treatment

Florida PIP only pays if care starts within 14 days of the crash.

2

Years to file suit

For crashes on or after March 24, 2023.

50%

Fault line

More than 50% at fault means no recovery from the other driver.

$0

To check

The case check is free and you can stop at any step.

How it works

Four steps, and you control the second one

1

You answer a few questions

About what happened, when, and the insurance involved. You can stop at any step.

2

You choose to send it

Nothing leaves this page until you press send at the end and agree to be contacted.

3

A participating attorney reviews it

Your details go to one or more licensed Florida attorneys who may pay a fee to receive inquiries.

4

They decide whether to take it

Whether to offer representation is entirely the attorney’s decision, and yours whether to accept.

Plain about what this is

What a request is not

After Crash Florida is operated by Claim MVA LLC, a marketing and lead generation service. It is not a law firm. Participating attorneys may pay a fee to receive inquiries.

No

Not an attorney-client relationship

Sending a request does not make anyone your lawyer. That only happens with a signed agreement with a law firm.

No

Not a case evaluation

Your answers decide which Florida rules apply. They are not a judgment on the value or strength of a claim.

No

Not a guarantee

No outcome is promised. Past results do not predict the result of any individual claim.

Common questions

Before you start

Start your free case check

Five quick steps. Nothing is shared with anyone until you choose it.