Victims of highway car accidents in Miami endure severe injuries, loss of loved ones, and overwhelming financial stress. If you suffered an injury in a high-speed crash, our experienced car accident attorneys at Kaire & Heffernan are here to help.
We understand local traffic and personal injury laws, and we are committed to supporting injured victims and their loved ones. We can investigate the collision, gather evidence, and initiate a compensation claim on your behalf.
Although being injured in a car accident is overwhelming, your actions can enhance your wellness and legal rights. Here is what you should do after a car accident.
You should seek immediate medical attention even if your injuries do not seem severe at first. High-speed collisions commonly cause traumatic brain injuries, spinal damage, internal injuries, and soft tissue trauma that may not present symptoms right away.
Prompt medical evaluation ensures hidden injuries are properly diagnosed and treated. A health care provider will also generate medical records that directly link your condition to the accident.
You should file a police report after a highway vehicle crash. Law enforcement officers document the scene, identify involved parties, gather witness information, and note contributing factors, such as speeding or impaired driving.
A police report serves as an official account of the collision in the state and is often required by insurance companies. An attorney from our team can use the crash report as evidence when determining fault and pursuing compensation for injuries and damages.
A high-speed car wreck on a Miami freeway can be overwhelming due to the involvement of multiple vehicles, severe injuries, and aggressive insurance companies. An attorney can conduct a thorough investigation of the crash, reviewing traffic camera footage, accident reconstruction reports, and insurance coverage.
Our attorneys can support you by managing all communications with insurers. They can also protect your legal rights by pursuing current and future losses.
All car accident claims must adhere to legal timelines, which vary from state to state. Victims of car accidents in Florida have two years from the date of injury to file a personal injury lawsuit. Our lawyers will ensure your claim is filed promptly, safeguarding your legal right to compensation.
Proving negligence in Miami interstate auto collisions requires establishing that another driver breached their duty of care, causing your injuries. Highway accidents present unique challenges due to high speeds, multiple lanes, and often catastrophic damage that obscures the accident sequence.
Our lawyers build strong cases by gathering comprehensive evidence, including:
Insurance companies often argue shared fault or claim that injuries preexisted the accident. We counter these tactics by obtaining medical records documenting injury timelines, securing expert testimony linking injuries directly to the collision, and presenting irrefutable evidence of the other driver’s negligence before insurers can build alternative narratives.
You may be entitled to compensation if you were injured in a high-speed car crash caused by someone else’s negligence. Even so, you must prove their actions caused the crash and your losses.
Our attorneys at Kaire & Heffernan have experience obtaining favorable settlements for victims of highway car accidents in Miami. Contact us online today for a free consultation.
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