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Why Your Florida PIP Coverage May Not Be Enough After a Serious Car Accident?
Posted in Firm News on October 11, 2025

If you’ve been in a car accident in Florida, the state law requires minimum Personal Injury Protection (PIP) coverage. However, that coverage often falls short when injuries are severe. As a Florida car accident attorney, Kagan Law PLLC wants you to know that PIP insurance provides just $10,000 total for medical bills and lost wages….

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What To Do Immediately After A Car Accident in Florida: A Step-by-Step Guide

A car accident doesn’t just cause injury, stress, and shock. It also makes you face unique legal and insurance rules that can feel like an unnecessary burden in the moment. But if you know what to do right after a crash, you can protect your health, finances, and your rights. It’s more than just safety. …

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When To Hire a Property Damage Lawyer in Florida?
Posted in Firm News on September 7, 2025

Florida has a reputation for beautiful beaches, nature, and wildlife, and rich culture and diversity. But it’s also a land of storms and hurricanes. Since 2000, over 80 tropical or subtropical cyclones have affected Florida, causing $236 billion of damage and 615 deaths. While human losses are irreplaceable, property damage is one area where you…

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Why You Need a Florida Personal Injury Attorney from Kagan Law PLLC
Posted in Firm News on August 27, 2025

If you’ve been injured in an accident in Florida, you may be facing medical bills, lost wages, and emotional distress. Navigating the legal process alone can be overwhelming, which is why hiring an experienced Florida personal injury attorney is crucial. At Kagan Law PLLC, we specialize in helping accident victims secure the compensation they deserve….

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5 Examples of Insurance Bad Faith
Posted in Firm News on October 15, 2023

Insurance bad faith refers to unethical or unfair practices conducted by an insurance company in handling a policyholder’s claim. This breach of good faith and fair dealing can take various forms, but here are the five most common examples. 1. Denial of a Valid Claim Perhaps one of the most distressing examples of bad faith…

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