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Car accidents Happen

Navigating these tricky roads after an accident can be tough.

In car accident cases, Florida follows a “no-fault” system. This means that after most traffic accidents, an injured person's own insurance company will provide compensation for medical expenses and lost income, no matter who was at fault for the accident.  It is important to note that an injured driver or passenger will not receive compensation for vehicle damage or pain and suffering under this no-fault system.

However, you may be able to step outside of the no-fault system and file a liability claim against an at-fault driver directly if:
  • injuries resulting from the accident are considered “permanent”
  • significant and permanent scarring or disfigurement occurs; or
  • significant and permanent loss of an important bodily function results from the crash
 
If you believe your injuries may fall within one of these categories, call Rebecca Cozart today for your free consultation. She has been pursuing justice for parties injured in car accidents for the past twenty years.

Location

7 Old Mission Avenue St. Augustine, FL 32084​

Areas of Practice
Personal Injury | Criminal Traffic| Traffic Tickets | Bankruptcy 
VA Compensation |  Workers Compensation 

Proudly providing legal services and counsel to the residents of greater St. Johns County, Florida.

Practicing States 
Florida | Georgia | South Carolina | North Carolina 

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904-451-2558

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  • Home
  • Practice Areas
    • VA | Veterans Affairs
    • Personal Injury
    • Car Accidents
    • Truck Accidents
    • Premises Liability
    • Traffic Tickets
    • Workers Compensation
  • About
  • Contact