Broward County Car Accident Lawyers

Fighting For Car Accident Victims in Florida

Have you been seriously injured in a car accident? Was a loved one involved in a collision? If so, you may be entitled to receive compensation for the injuries that you are facing.

At Kaplan Law Group, P.A., we are proud to offer over 40 years of combined experience in assisting clients throughout the Broward County area.

We are a results-oriented, full-service injury law firm that works hard to create an individualized plan of action to help you obtain the most from your case.

Liability in Florida Car Accidents

When you choose to work with our firm, we will investigate every aspect of the accident and determine liability in a timely manner.

Depending on the specifics of your case, one or more of the following parties may be to blame for your injuries:

• The driver of another vehicle – If another driver was driving erratically, speeding, or operating a vehicle under the influence, they may be at fault for your injuries.
• The manufacturer of a faulty product – Was it determined that your brake system failed? Did your vehicle have uncontrollable acceleration or stopping? The manufacturer of the dangerous product could be held liable.
• The city or county – If there was an unsafe road, unmarked or poorly posted speed signs or traffic signals, the city or county responsible for maintaining the road could be held accountable for any damages or injuries you receive.

With any case, you need to ensure that your rights are protected and work to receive the highest possible amount of restitution and compensation available for your injuries. Having the right lawyer on your side can make all of the difference in the outcome of your case and we encourage you to retain our representation as soon as possible.

What to Do After a Car Accident

Not sure what to do if you get in a car accident? Car accidents occur so frequently, it's best to be prepared. The following tips are helpful for both minor accidents with no injuries and major accidents that require legal action.

• First and foremost, try not to panic. Car accidents can be scary and you will undoubtedly be shaken up, but it's important to keep a level head. Take a deep breath.
• Find out who and what is hurt. First, determine if there are any injuries to yourself or others. If there are any life-threatening or severe injuries that need to be handled, take immediate action. Assist as best as you are able to and call 911. Second, take note of the damage to your vehicle and others involved.