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Miami car accident settlements. What is your case worth?

Answer seven quick questions and get a free settlement estimate in about 60 seconds. Car, truck, motorcycle, Uber, Lyft, Amazon, UPS — if a vehicle hurt you in Miami-Dade, we connect you with an independent Florida accident attorney at no cost to you.

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Miami-Dade crashes are all we screen.

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Verdicts & settlements

Real recoveries for Miami drivers, riders and passengers

A sample of Miami-Dade vehicle-crash recoveries obtained by attorneys in our referral network. Every case is different, and every amount below is a gross recovery before fees, costs and medical liens.

RecoveryCase type
$1,900,000Semi-truck collisionSpinal fusion after a Palmetto Expressway wreck · Miami-Dade
$780,000Rideshare passengerUber commercial policy recovery · Brickell
$450,000Delivery van rear-endTwo herniated discs, injections · Hialeah
$375,000Uninsured motoristHit-and-run, stacked UM coverage · Little Havana
$310,000Motorcycle crashFractures requiring surgery · Biscayne Blvd
$260,000Intersection T-boneShoulder surgery and lost wages · Kendall
$185,000Pedestrian struckCrosswalk collision, extended therapy · Miami Beach
$140,000Rear-end collisionSoft-tissue injuries, PIP exhausted · Doral

Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Results depend on the facts of each case and the insurance coverage available.

Settlement value

How much is a Miami car accident settlement worth?

There is no flat rate for a car accident settlement in Florida. The number comes from your injury, your documented treatment, your lost income, who is at fault and — above all — how much insurance coverage is actually available.

Typical Florida settlement ranges by injury

InjuryGeneral range
Soft tissue, whiplash, PIP-only treatmentResolves inside PIP and a small liability payment$3,000 – $15,000
Ongoing therapy, MRI-confirmed strainSeveral months of documented treatment$10,000 – $40,000
Herniated disc, epidural injectionsCommon in rear-end and delivery-van crashes$40,000 – $150,000
Fractures or arthroscopic surgeryMotorcycle and intersection crashes$100,000 – $350,000
Spinal fusion or permanent impairmentUsually requires a commercial or stacked policy$300,000 – $1,000,000+
Catastrophic injury or wrongful deathTruck, bus and commercial-fleet casesPolicy limits

General, non-binding ranges for illustration only — not a valuation of your claim, not legal advice and not a promise of any result. Your actual settlement depends on your medical records and the insurance coverage available.

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Our process

What happens after you request your estimate

No mystery, no waiting by the phone. Here is how a Miami vehicle claim typically moves from the first call to a check.

  1. STEP 01

    Free case review

    Answer seven questions or call. We review the basics of your crash at no cost and with no obligation.

  2. STEP 02

    Matched with an attorney

    Your information goes to an independent licensed Florida attorney who handles Miami-Dade vehicle cases. You decide whether to hire them.

  3. STEP 03

    The attorney takes over the insurers

    If you hire them, adjusters deal with the law firm — statements, PIP paperwork and property damage — while you focus on getting better.

  4. STEP 04

    Treatment and evidence

    Many Miami providers treat crash victims on a letter of protection, and crash, dashcam and telematics evidence gets preserved early.

  5. STEP 05

    Demand and negotiation

    Once the treatment picture is clear, the firm builds a demand package with every bill, wage loss and future cost documented.

  6. STEP 06

    Settlement or suit

    If the offer is not fair, the firm can file suit. Contingency-fee representation means no attorney fee unless the case is won.

Cases we screen

Every kind of Miami vehicle accident

Vehicle crashes are all we handle — from I-95 pileups and Palmetto truck wrecks to Uber, Lyft and Amazon delivery collisions in Brickell, Hialeah, Doral, Kendall and Miami Beach.

Uber, Lyft & Amazon delivery driver accidents

Uber and Lyft carry up to $1,000,000 in commercial coverage when the app is on. Delivery companies carry their own policies too — the right claim targets the company, not just the driver.

  • Uber accidents
  • Lyft accidents
  • Uber Eats & DoorDash drivers
  • Instacart drivers
  • Amazon Flex / DSP vans
  • UPS drivers
  • FedEx drivers

Semi-truck, bus & commercial vehicle accidents

Commercial policies are large, and so are the defense teams. Evidence like black-box and dashcam data disappears fast, so preservation letters need to go out within days.

  • Semi-truck / 18-wheeler
  • Box trucks & work vans
  • Dump & construction trucks
  • Tow trucks
  • Garbage trucks
  • Metrobus, school bus & shuttles
  • City or government vehicles

Everyday Miami car crashes

Most Miami collisions look routine to an insurer and life-changing to you. These claims turn on documenting the injury, not just the dented bumper.

  • Rear-end collisions
  • T-bone / intersection crashes
  • Head-on collisions
  • Sideswipe & unsafe lane change
  • Rollovers
  • Multi-car pileups on I-95
  • Parking lot & drive-through crashes
  • Road-rage collisions

Motorcycle, moped & scooter accidents

Riders get blamed by default. Scene photos, witnesses and traffic-camera footage are what set the record straight.

  • Motorcycle accidents
  • Moped & scooter crashes
  • E-scooter and e-bike (Lime, Bird, Citi Bike)
  • Golf cart accidents
  • ATV accidents

Pedestrian & bicycle accidents

Miami-Dade is one of the most dangerous places in the country to be on foot. These cases move fast and often involve multiple coverages.

  • Pedestrian struck by a vehicle
  • Bicyclist struck by a vehicle
  • Child hit near a school zone
  • Crosswalk and hit-in-parking-lot cases

Hit-and-run, DUI & uninsured driver claims

"There's no insurance" is rarely the end of the story. There is usually another policy worth finding.

  • Hit-and-run
  • Drunk or impaired driver
  • Distracted / texting driver
  • Uninsured & underinsured motorist claims
  • Rental car crashes
  • Defective tire or vehicle part
  • Dangerous road or construction zone

Who was hurt

Passengers almost always have a claim — including passengers riding in an Uber or Lyft.

  • Drivers
  • Passengers, including rideshare passengers
  • Injured on the job while driving
  • Wrongful death of a family member

Miami accident guide

What every Miami-Dade crash victim should know

Straight answers about Florida law, PIP, deadlines and the mistakes that cost people money — written for Miami drivers, not for lawyers.

What to do after a car accident in Miami

Call 911 so a Miami-Dade or city police report exists, get checked out the same day even if you feel fine, and photograph every vehicle, the intersection and the other driver's insurance card. Adrenaline hides whiplash and disc injuries for days, and insurers use any treatment gap to argue you were not really hurt. Do not give the other driver's insurer a recorded statement before you talk to a lawyer.

How Florida no-fault (PIP) actually works

Every Florida driver carries $10,000 in Personal Injury Protection, which pays 80% of medical bills and 60% of lost wages regardless of fault — but only if you are seen by a qualifying provider within 14 days of the crash. PIP runs out fast. When your injury is significant and permanent, you can step outside no-fault and pursue the at-fault driver for full medical costs, wage loss and pain and suffering.

Deadlines that can end your case

For most Florida crashes on or after March 24, 2023, you have two years from the date of the accident to file a negligence lawsuit. Claims involving a city bus, a school bus or another government vehicle require written notice far sooner. Florida's modified comparative negligence rule also bars recovery if you are found more than 50% at fault, which is exactly why insurers work so hard to shift blame early.

Where Miami-Dade crashes happen most

We handle collisions across I-95, the Palmetto (SR 826), the Dolphin (SR 836), US-1 and Biscayne Boulevard, plus neighborhood streets in Brickell, Downtown, Little Havana, Hialeah, Doral, Kendall, Coral Gables, Miami Beach, North Miami and Homestead. Heavy tourist traffic, rideshare density and constant delivery vans make Miami-Dade one of the highest-crash counties in the state.

General information about Florida law, not legal advice for your specific case.

Reviews

What Miami drivers say

I got rear-ended on I-95 and had no idea what my case was worth. Had an estimate in a minute and a call back the same afternoon. They handled everything with the insurance company.
Yamilet R.Hialeah
An Uber hit my car in Brickell and the driver's insurance denied it. They found the rideshare policy and I never paid a dollar out of pocket.
Andre M.Brickell
A delivery van ran a light in Doral. I was worried about missing work more than anything. They kept me updated in English and Spanish the whole way.
Carlos D.Doral
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