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Guides by Tomas Robirosa, Esq.
Plain-language guides on car accidents, insurance, and injury claims in Florida, in English and Spanish.
Practical guides from Miami personal injury lawyer Tomas Robirosa on what to do after an accident or a property loss in Florida: how insurance works, which deadlines apply, and when it makes sense to talk to a lawyer. Every guide is written for Florida law and explained in plain English.
How to get a copy of your Florida crash report online, by mail or from the police, what it costs, the 60-day confidential period and what to check in the report.
Hurricane Isaias damage in Destin, Pensacola or the Panhandle? Your duties as a policyholder, how to prevent more damage and how to document your claim.
Rear-ended in Florida? Learn who is usually at fault, when the front driver can share blame, how PIP works and the steps to protect your claim.
What Florida homeowners insurance covers after a hurricane, how the hurricane deductible works, the notice rules, and 8 steps to file and protect your hurricane damage insurance claim.
Since Oct. 1, 2026, Florida drivers must notify police after a crash with injuries or at least $2,000 in apparent damage (it was $500). What changed and what to do.
Yes, Florida is still a no-fault state. How PIP works, the 14-day rule, the $10,000 limit, and when you can sue the at-fault driver.
A step-by-step checklist for what to do after a car accident in Florida: at the scene, the 14-day PIP rule, insurance, deadlines, and when to call a lawyer.
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