Florida Bus Accident Attorney
You expect to be safe when using public transportation, yet every year people are injured in Florida bus accidents. Lawyer Justin Ziegler helps our clients identify insurance policies that will compensate them for their medical bills and other losses.
If you or a family member has been injured in a bus accident and you are wondering how to pay the bills, we will be happy to provide a free consultation. Call 1-888-JZ-HELPS (1-888-594-3577) or e-mail our Miami law firm to talk with an experienced personal injury lawyer about your bus accident.
The maximum amount of recovery from insurance covering the bus is $100,000 per claim and $200,000 per accident for victims injured by public bus accident in Florida. If the accident or injury involved a Metro rail, Metro bus, or Miami-Dade County school bus accident, one of the most important sources of compensation for the victim is his or her uninsured motorist coverage on a motor vehicle insurance policy. A Florida public bus usually does not carry uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage, so injured passengers first turn to their own health insurance.
If the accident was caused by the negligence of the bus driver or the driver of another car involved in the bus accident, there may be additional claims available to cover medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and more. As an experienced Florida accident lawyer, attorney Justin Ziegler will carefully consider all possible sources of compensation.
Florida bus accidents involving cars, bicycles, or pedestrians
If you were injured in a Florida bus accident, while a passenger in a car, riding a bicycle, or as a pedestrian it is important to discuss your situation with an experienced accident claim lawyer and see that all responsible insurance companies contribute to your compensation.
When you call 1-888-JZ-HELPS (1-888-594-3577) or e-mail our Miami law firm, attorney Justin Ziegler will respond at the first opportunity. If he is not in the office or it is after hours, your call will be forwarded to his personal cell phone. Contact us today to ensure your rights are protected.
