Miami Car Accident Attorney
A serious car accident can change your life in an instant. From painful injuries and emotional trauma to mounting medical bills and time away from work, the aftermath can feel overwhelming — especially when the crash was caused by someone else’s negligence. We understand what you’re going through, and we’re here to help you get the compensation and justice you deserve.
Compensation You May be Eligible for
After a car accident, you may be entitled to several forms of compensation depending on the circumstances and severity of your injuries. This includes medical expenses—both current and future—for hospital visits, surgeries, rehabilitation, and ongoing treatment. If your injuries prevent you from working, you can claim lost wages and potential loss of future earnings. Property damage compensation covers repair or replacement of your vehicle and any personal belongings damaged in the crash. You may also receive compensation for pain and suffering, which accounts for physical discomfort and emotional distress, as well as loss of enjoyment of life if you’re unable to engage in activities you once loved. In cases of long-term impact, compensation may be awarded for permanent disability or disfigurement. Additionally, loss of consortium may apply if the accident negatively affects your relationship with a spouse or family member. Out-of-pocket expenses like transportation to medical appointments, home care, or childcare can also be reimbursed. In rare cases involving gross negligence—such as drunk driving—punitive damages may be awarded to punish the wrongdoer and discourage similar behavior in the future.
FAQ – What to Do After a Car Accident
- Check for injuries – Call 911 if anyone is hurt.
- Move to safety – If possible, move vehicles to the side of the road.
- Call the police – Get an official accident report.
- Exchange info – Names, contact details, insurance, license plates.
- Document the scene – Take photos of damage, injuries, and surroundings.
- Don’t admit fault – Stick to facts; avoid blaming or apologizing.
- Seek medical care – Even for minor symptoms.
- Notify your insurance – Report the accident promptly.
- Contact Abraham Law Group – Get legal advice before speaking with the other insurer.
We know that no two accidents are the same, and we tailor our legal strategies to fit the unique circumstances of your case. Whether you’re dealing with soft tissue injuries or catastrophic trauma, our priority is ensuring you get the medical care and financial support you need to heal and move forward.
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