Florida uses modified comparative fault in covered negligence claims. If an injured person is found more than 50% at fault for their own harm, recovery can be barred, making evidence about how the crash happened especially important.
Florida Personal Injury · Orlando · Fort Myers
A Serious Accident Calls for a Focused Legal Response
The Nunez Law Firm helps people across Florida understand the insurance, evidence, and legal issues that can follow an accident or serious injury. Start with a free consultation and a clear review of what happened
Quick Facts
What to know about The Nunez Law Firm
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Free initial consultation
Start with a direct conversation about the accident, injuries, and questions you have now.
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Personal injury focus
Review accident, insurance, injury, and compensation issues with a Florida injury law firm.
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Orlando & Fort Myers
Two Florida office locations with matters handled throughout the state.
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Direct contact
Call or send a message to the firm’s intake team using the contact options on this page.
Practice Areas
Personal injury and accident matters handled by the firm
You do not need to identify the legal category yourself. Start with the type of accident or injury that best matches what happened, then review the related practice page or contact the firm directly.
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Personal injury
Injury matters involving another person, business, or entity can raise questions about negligence, insurance coverage, medical losses, lost income, and the evidence needed to support a claim.
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Car accidents
Rear-end collisions, intersection crashes, multi-vehicle accidents, rideshare-related crashes, and other passenger-vehicle collisions.
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Truck and commercial vehicle accidents
Crashes involving tractor-trailers, delivery vehicles, commercial fleets, and other business-operated vehicles.
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Motorcycle accidents
Injury claims involving motorcycles and disputes about driver conduct, roadway events, insurance, and crash evidence.
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Pedestrian and bicycle accidents
Claims involving vulnerable road users struck by cars, trucks, or other vehicles.
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Bus accidents
Accidents involving passenger buses, transit vehicles, or other bus-related injury circumstances.
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Hit-and-run accidents
Claims where a driver left the scene and insurance coverage, identification, and available evidence may require additional review.
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Drunk-driving accidents
Injury claims arising from crashes where alcohol or drug impairment may be part of the investigation.
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Wrongful death
Fatal accident claims can require prompt review of responsible parties, insurance, available evidence, financial losses, and the family members who may have rights under Florida law.
Additional matters
Not every injury fits one of the accident categories above. You can also contact the firm about workers’ compensation, slip-and-fall injuries, no-fault / PIP issues, and class actions.
Request review- Workers’ Compensation
- Slip-and-fall and other personal injury matters
- No-fault / PIP-related issues
- Class actions
How The Firm Can Help
How The Nunez Law Firm can help after an accident
Legal work after an accident often centers on preserving evidence, understanding available insurance, documenting injuries and losses, and responding to disputed fault or settlement positions. The firm can review those issues and explain the next step based on the facts.
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Review insurance coverage
Identify the policies, insurers, and coverage questions that can affect where a claim is made and what benefits may be available.
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Preserve and collect evidence
Review crash reports, photographs, video, witness information, vehicle records, and other evidence that can become harder to obtain over time.
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Analyze fault disputes
Compare physical evidence, records, and witness information with the parties’ accounts when responsibility for the accident is disputed or shared.
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Document injuries and losses
Connect medical treatment, accident-related expenses, lost income information, and other documented losses to the claim record.
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Communicate with insurers
Handle claim communications, liability positions, document requests, and settlement discussions with the insurers involved.
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Evaluate litigation when needed
If a claim cannot be resolved, an attorney can evaluate whether litigation is appropriate and what deadlines or preservation steps require attention.
Florida-Specific Issues
A Florida accident claim can involve more than the crash itself
Florida motor-vehicle claims can involve PIP benefits, insurance coverage questions, comparative fault, and evidence that may disappear with time. Knowing which issue matters first can prevent an avoidable problem later in the claim.
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PIP and medical timing
For many Florida motor-vehicle claims, Personal Injury Protection benefits can be affected by whether qualifying initial medical services and care are received within 14 days after the accident.
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Fault and comparative fault
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Available insurance coverage
The review can include PIP, liability insurance, and uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage when those protections apply to the accident and the policies involved.
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Deadlines and evidence
Legal deadlines vary by claim, while video, witness information, vehicle data, and other evidence may become harder to obtain with time. Early review can help identify what should be preserved.
Free Consultation
Talk to an attorney today — no obligation
If an insurance company is pressuring you or you are unsure what to do after an accident, contact our team for a free case assessment. We review your situation and explain your options at no cost
No Fee Unless We Win
Available 24/7
Serving All of Florida
Simple Next Step
What happens after you contact the firm
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Tell us what happened
Share the accident date, location, type of incident, whether you were injured, and the best way to reach you.
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We review the key details
The intake team reviews the accident, injuries, insurance information, and any documents you already have, then identifies what else may be useful.
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Understand your next step
If the firm can assist, an attorney can discuss the key legal and insurance issues, immediate priorities, and the next step for the matter.
Free Initial Consultation
Leave your request — the firm will call you back
Share your name and phone number, and the intake team will reach out to discuss what happened, answer your questions, and explain the next step. The initial consultation is free, with no obligation to move forward