Car accidents
Rear-end, side-impact or any other crash. An attorney can look at who was at fault and which insurance applies.
Florida accident attorney referral
Hurt in an accident in Florida? Get connected with an injury attorney — free.
We're a free referral service, not a law firm, and we'll connect you with an injury attorney.
- Free case review
- No upfront cost
- Available 24/7
Free case review
Takes about a minute. No obligation.
Accidents we help with
Help for many kinds of accidents
Whatever happened, start with a free review. We'll connect you with an attorney who handles cases like yours.
Truck accidents
Crashes with semis, delivery trucks and other work vehicles. These often involve more than one insurance company.
Motorcycle accidents
Riders often get hurt badly. An attorney can look at what happened and explain your options.
Rideshare accidents
Uber, Lyft and other rideshare crashes, whether you were a passenger, the driver or hit by one. The insurance rules are different.
Pedestrian & bicycle accidents
Hit by a car while walking or riding a bike? We'll help you figure out what comes next.
Slip & fall
Hurt on someone else's property, like a store, an apartment complex or a parking lot.
Wrongful death
If you lost someone you love in an accident, we can connect your family with an attorney to talk through next steps.
Not sure where your case fits?
Get a free reviewHow it works
Three simple steps
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Tell us what happened
Fill out the short form, call us, or chat with our 24/7 automated assistant.
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We connect you with an attorney
We pass your details to an independent injury attorney in our network who handles cases like yours.
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Talk through your options
The attorney looks at your situation for free and explains your options. There's usually nothing to pay upfront.
Accident checklist
What to do after an accident in Florida
Five simple steps that protect your health and make dealing with insurance easier later.
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Get medical care
Call 911 if anyone is hurt. Even if you feel fine, see a doctor soon. Some injuries show up later.
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Call the police and get the report
Report the crash. Ask the officer how to get a copy of the report, and write down the report number.
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Take photos
Photograph the vehicles, the scene, the road and your injuries. Get names and numbers from any witnesses.
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Exchange insurance information
Get the other driver's name, phone number, plate number, license, insurance company and policy number.
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Get advice before a recorded statement
The other driver's insurer may ask you for one. You don't have to give it right away. Consider talking to an attorney first.
Florida's 14-day rule: PIP (personal injury protection) insurance generally requires you to get medical treatment within 14 days of the accident to use those benefits.
Information on this site is general and not legal advice. Every situation is different, so talk to an attorney about yours.
Is the case review really free?
Yes. It costs nothing to send us your information or to talk with us. If you're connected with an attorney, the first consultation is typically free as well.
Is Crash Connect a law firm?
No. Crash Connect is an attorney referral and marketing service. We are not a law firm and we don't give legal advice. We connect you with an independent injury attorney who can review your situation.
How fast will someone contact me?
We try to reach out as soon as possible after you send the form. If you need help right away, call us 24/7 at +1.239.677.3236.
What does it cost to hire an injury attorney?
Most personal injury attorneys work on a contingency fee. That means they are paid a percentage of any money recovered, and there is often nothing to pay upfront. The attorney should explain their fee in writing before you sign anything.
How long do I have to file a claim in Florida?
It depends on the type of case. Since a 2023 change in Florida law, the deadline for most negligence claims, including many car accident cases, is generally 2 years from the date of the accident. Some claims have shorter deadlines, so talk to an attorney soon. This is general information, not legal advice.
What information should I have ready?
Helpful items include the police report number, photos of the scene and your injuries, the other driver's name and insurance, your own insurance card, and any medical records or bills. Don't worry if you don't have everything — you can still reach out.
Will this affect my insurance?
Contacting Crash Connect does not file a claim and is not reported to your insurance company. Whether a claim affects your rates depends on your policy and who was at fault — an attorney or your insurer can explain how it applies to you.
What if I'm not sure I have a case?
That's what the free review is for. Tell us what happened and an attorney can let you know whether they're able to help.
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