Tourist Injury | Rental Car Accident Attorneys in Orlando, FL

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Florida is one of the top tourist destinations in the country. This diverse state is home to world-famous theme parks, beautiful beaches and is surrounded by cultural offerings from Science museums to Space Shuttle Launch Sites. With such a high volume of visitors each year, accidents are bound to happen to those on vacation. Unfortunately, when tourists are injured, they often do not know where to turn or what their legal options are for collecting compensation for their injuries.

If you have been hurt while visiting Florida, turn to the tourist injury attorneys at Pardy & Rodriguez who provide local representation for people living outside of the area.

In any tourist or visitor incident from an accident occurring at Disney World or any other theme park, tourist bus accidents, rental car accidents, slip and falls, trip and falls, theme park ride injuries, cruise line injuries, please contact the lawyers at Pardy & Rodriguez, P.A. to consult with you about your case.

Rental Cal Accidents

We also have significant experience in handling auto accident claims involving car rental vehicles (referred to as “car rental claims” or “rent a car” claims). Florida law regarding car rental accidents and insurance is complex and continues to evolve with recent federal legislation limiting the liability of rental car companies. We have the experience and resources to aggressively represent your claim to ensure you are receiving the just compensation that you deserve.

Three Reasons Why You Need an Attorney in Florida

To bring a lawsuit in Florida, you will need to work with an attorney who is licensed to practice in Florida.
You will want to work with a Florida lawyer who is familiar with the area and able to properly investigate your case. We’ve undertaken many complex investigations. We work with skilled accident reconstruction experts to gather and preserve evidence.
You will need an attorney who knows local court rules. Pardy & Rodriguez has decades of experience handling accident cases both in mediation and in court.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About Florida Accidents & Injuries

What Damages Can I Pursue After a Dog Bite Injury in Florida?
A dog bite claim may include medical expenses, lost wages, physical pain, emotional trauma, scarring, disfigurement, infection treatment, future medical care, and other damages supported by the facts. The value depends on the injuries caused, insurance coverage, and Florida law.
What if the Dog Bite Happened at the Owner’s Home While I Was Visiting?
Being a lawful guest on the owner’s property does not automatically disqualify your claim. However, Florida law includes an exception if the owner displayed an easily readable “Bad Dog” sign, unless the person bitten was under six years old or the owner’s negligent act or omission caused the injury.
Can I Pursue a Claim Against Someone I Know Personally?
Many dog bite claims involve a homeowner’s or renter’s insurance policy, not direct payment from the dog owner. This can make the claim less personally difficult than many people expect.
How Long Do I Have To File a Dog Bite Claim in Florida?
Florida deadlines can depend on the legal theory, the date of the dog bite or animal attack, the injured person’s age, and the parties involved. Some negligence-based claims may involve a two-year deadline, while other dog bite claims may involve different timing under Florida law. A dog bite attorney can review the facts and explain which deadline may apply.
Does Florida Dog Bite Law Apply if the Dog Had Never Bitten Anyone Before?
Florida follows a strict liability standard for many dog bite claims. This means prior dangerous behavior is not required to hold the owner responsible if the person bitten was in a public place or lawfully on private property when the bite occurred.