$50,000
By The Law Offices Of Jason S. Goodman, P.A.
Rear-end automobile accident, Right Shoulder Rotator Cuff Impingement with Partial Tear of the Distal Supraspinatus Tendon, Policy Limits-$50,000.
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- Florida Law Bans Texting While Driving
- Accidents with RideShare Vehicles
- Intersections to Avoid in Broward County
- Uninsured Motorist Coverage
- Video FAQs
- Can I Sue For My Florida Bicycle Accident?
- Can I Sue the Driver of the Car I Was Riding in if I Was Injured in a Florida Car Accident?
- Does My Own Automobile Insurance Cover Me for Accidents When I am on My Bicycle?
- Do I Need to Retain an Attorney in My Florida Pedestrian Accident Case?
- How Long Does It Take to Settle a Florida Bicycle Accident Case?
- How Long Will It Take to Get Money in My Florida Auto Accident Case?
- How Quickly Should I Contact an Attorney in a Florida Auto Accident Case?
- How Soon After My Florida Bicycle Accident Should I Contact an Attorney?
- If I am Injured While Riding My Bicycle in Florida, Can I Sue the Driver That Hit Me?
- My Physician Determined That My Injuries from My Florida Car Accident are Permanent. How Can I Protect My Future?
- Should I Go to the Doctor After My Florida Car Accident?
- What Are Common Injuries from Bicycle Accidents?
- What Compensation am I Entitled to for a Slip and Fall Injury in Florida?
- What Documents or Evidence Should I Bring With Me the First Time I Meet My Attorney Following My Florida Car Accident?
- What Happens If the Other Driver Involved in the Accident is Not Insured or Has Minimal Coverage?
- What Information Should I Obtain After My Florida Car Accident?
- What is No Fault Insurance?
- What Is the First Thing I Should Do After a Florida Car Accident?
- What Is the Purpose of Obtaining Uninsured or Underinsured Motorist Coverage?
- What Should I Do If the Insurance Company Offers Me a Check Right Away?
- What Should I Look For in Hiring an Attorney to Represent Me in My Florida Auto Accident Case?
- What Should I Look For in Hiring an Attorney to Represent Me in My Florida Bicycle Accident Case?
- What Should I Look For in Hiring an Attorney to Represent Me in My Florida Pedestrian Accident Case?
- What Should I Look For in Hiring an Attorney to Represent Me in My Florida Slip and Fall Case?
- Will It Cost Me Any Money to Bring a Florida Pedestrian Accident Case?
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