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Protecting Your Rights After a Car Accident in Tampa, FL
Whether the auto accident is major or minor, car accidents can be life-altering events, leading to serious injuries, property damage, and financial burdens. Aside from harm to yourself and loved ones, serious car crashes and accidents can mean losing time from work, lengthy rehabilitation, emotional stress, and expensive vehicle repairs.
If you or a loved one has been injured in a car accident in Tampa, call the experienced car accident lawyers at KFB Law for a free consultation. And remember—you don’t pay unless we win.
If you or a loved one has been injured in a car accident in Tampa, call the experienced car accident lawyers at KFB Law for a free consultation. And remember—you don’t pay unless we win.
Why Choose KFB Law For Your Tampa Car Accident Case?
Thousands Helped Across Tampa Bay
Over the years, we’ve supported countless individuals and families after accidents—guiding them through some of their most difficult moments.
Every Case, Every Injury
From minor injuries to life-altering trauma, our team handles each case with care, urgency, and dedication to meaningful results.
We Tackle the Tough Cases
Denied claims, insurance delays, complex liability—our legal team has experience fighting and winning in the toughest situations.
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Types of Tampa Car Accidents Handled By KFB Law
In 2025, the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles reported 24,932 vehicle crashes in Hillsborough County alone, with 42.5% of those crashes resulting in injury. And that percentage only includes injuries reported at the scene—meaning the real number is likely higher, since many crash-related injuries don’t appear until hours or days later. It’s no wonder that Tampa is often ranked one of the worst cities for drivers.
No matter the accident, an expert attorney well-versed in car accident claims is critical to getting you the financial compensation you need to recover. Common types of Tampa car accidents we handle include:
Rear-End Collisions
Rear-end collisions often result from sudden stops or distracted driving.
Side-Impact Crashes
Common at intersections due to failure to yield or running red lights.
Multi-Vehicle Pile-Ups
Involving several vehicles, often on highways, leading to complex liability issues.
Aggressive Driving Accidents
Aggressive driving accidents often involve high speeds, reckless behavior, and heightened emotions, making them some of the most dangerous types of motor vehicle accidents on Tampa roads
Distracted Driving Accidents
Whether it involves cell phone use, visual distractions, removing hands from the wheel, lack of focus on the road, or even personal grooming, distracted driving puts everyone on Tampa roads at risk
Parking Lot Accidents
Parking lot accidents, such as backing in and out of parking lots, lanes with vehicles moving in multiple directions, and pedestrians everywhere, are the perfect storm for a collision.
Head-On Collisions
Head-on collisions are typically severe, occurring when drivers travel the wrong way or cross into oncoming traffic.
DUI Accidents
DUI accidents are serious crimes with life-threatening consequences. We pursue all reasonable means of obtaining payment on behalf of our clients when punitive damages are allowed.
Hit-and-Run Accidents
Hit-and-run accidents occur when someone flees a crime scene after causing damage and injury; we will help gather information from you to identify the perpetrator in cooperation with law enforcement.
Rideshare Accidents
Using a ridesharing app doesn’t always guarantee you’ll be with a conscientious driver or that they’ll have the required insurance. This is where we help protect you against Uber car accidents, self-driving cars, and other related negligence.
Intoxicated Driving: What About Marijuana and Drunk Driving?
Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, including marijuana, significantly increases the risk of accidents and is a serious offense in Florida.
If you’ve been involved in an accident with the other driver being intoxicated, it’s crucial to understand your rights and legal options.
Vehicle Safety Defect
Not every car accident is caused by driver behavior. In some cases, a crash occurs due to a defective vehicle or a failure in critical safety systems.
We also handle blind spot collisions, airbag injuries, motorcycle accidents, and other motor vehicle personal injuries.
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Deep Knowledge of Florida Law
We are familiar with car accident laws and regulations. We will use that knowledge to build the most robust case possible. Hiring an attorney can provide peace of mind, knowing that an experienced professional is handling your case and working on getting you the compensation you deserve.
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Steps to Take After a Car Accident
Taking appropriate steps immediately after a car accident can significantly impact the outcome of your case:
Understanding Florida’s No-Fault Insurance System
Florida operates under a no-fault insurance system, requiring drivers to carry Personal Injury Protection (PIP) coverage. This means your own insurance covers medical expenses and lost wages, regardless of who caused the accident. However, PIP coverage may be insufficient for severe injuries, allowing you to pursue additional compensation through a personal injury lawsuit
Dealing with Insurance Companies After an Accident
Insurance companies often aim to minimize payouts. It’s essential to approach interactions with caution.
Avoid Admitting Fault
Even casual remarks can be used against you. Stick to the facts when discussing the accident.
Be Cautious with Recorded Statements
You are not obligated to provide recorded statements without legal counsel.
Consult Your KFB Law Attorney
Before accepting any settlement offers, our attorney will review them to ensure they cover all your damages.
What to Do After a Car Accident: Detailed Steps
Knowing what to do in the moments after a crash can protect your health, your rights, and your ability to recover compensation. Here’s a practical breakdown of the steps to follow—and where to find more in-depth info if you need it:
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Get Medical Attention
Always get checked out, even if you feel fine. Adrenaline can mask serious injuries, and having medical records is crucial to any claim.
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Call the Police and Get an Accident Report
A police report documents the scene, identifies the parties involved, and can help determine fault. This will be one of the key documents needed later in your case.
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Gather Evidence at the Scene
Take photos of everything: damage to vehicles, the surrounding area, skid marks, traffic signals, and any injuries. Collect witness contact information and jot down your own notes about what happened.
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Secure Dash Cam Footage
If you or someone involved had a dash cam, that footage could be crucial in proving fault. Dash cam footage can help establish fault and support your claim. Time is important—dash cam data may be automatically overwritten if not saved quickly.
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Collect and Organize Important Documents
In the days following your accident, start compiling all relevant documents: police reports, medical records, repair estimates, insurance communications, and anything else related to your crash and injuries.
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Notify Your Insurance Company
Report the accident to your insurer, but stick to the facts. Avoid speculating or admitting fault. If you’re unsure what to say, a car accident attorney from KFB Law can help guide you.
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Speak with a Tampa Car Accident Attorney at Our Law Firm
The sooner you talk to an attorney about your potential car accident lawsuit, the better. At KFB Law, we can help you understand your legal rights, deal with insurance companies, and make sure no deadlines are missed.
Common Tampa Car Accidents We Can Help You With
You’re not alone — many of our clients had the same concerns before reaching out. At KFB Law, we listen, we understand, and we find solutions tailored to your situation.

Rear End Collisions
Rear end collisions tend to be the most common, can cause severe injuries at low speeds, and are where people often experience “whiplash.”

Parking Lot Accidents
Parking lot accidents, such as backing in and out of parking lots, lanes with vehicles moving in multiple directions, and pedestrians everywhere, are the perfect storm for a collision.

Head-On Collisions
Head-on collisions are probably the scariest accident you could face with catastrophic injuries. These collisions can come from negligence, distracted driving, drunkenness, or other kinds of impairment.

DUI Accidents
DUI accidents are serious crimes with life-threatening consequences. We pursue all reasonable means of obtaining payment on behalf of our clients when punitive damages are allowed.

Hit-and-Run Accidents
Hit-and-run accidents occur when someone flees a crime scene after causing damage and injury; we will help gather information from you to identify the perpetrator in cooperation with law enforcement.

Rideshare Accidents
Using a ridesharing app doesn’t always guarantee you’ll be with a conscientious driver or that they’ll have the required insurance. This is where we come in to help protect you against Uber car accidents, self-driving cars, and other related negligence.
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How KFB Law Can Help You After a Car Accident in Tampa
We believe your legal advice should come from a face-to-face meeting or phone interview, not a website or 1-800 number. Our Tampa car accident lawyers have the experience to provide legal representation that puts your interests first, protects your rights, and seeks to resolve your case.
At KFB Law, we offer comprehensive legal services to support you after a car accident:


You Have Limited Time to File Your Auto Accident Injury Claim
The Statute of Limitations in Florida
In Florida, you have a limited time to file a personal injury lawsuit after a car accident. It’s essential to act promptly to preserve your rights in any car accident claim. The statute of limitations for filing a personal injury lawsuit in Florida is generally two years from the date of the accident or injury. However, for wrongful death claims, the statute of limitations is two years from the date of death.
Consulting with a Tampa car accident attorney as soon as possible ensures that critical evidence is collected and deadlines are met.
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KFB Law also serves car accident victims in the following Florida cities:
Brandon, Carrollwood, Clearwater, Lutz, Odessa, Town ‘N’ Country, Trinity, and Westchase
FAQs About Car Accidents in Tampa
After a car accident, you may have questions about medical bills, insurance coverage, fault, and your legal rights. Here are answers to common questions about Florida car accident claims.
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What should I do immediately after a car accident in Tampa?
Check for injuries, move to safety if possible, and call 911 if someone is injured or you need emergency assistance. Exchange information, photograph the accident scene, and get medical attention. Report the crash to your insurance company promptly and keep records of your expenses.
Do I need to report a minor car accident to the police in Florida?
Florida requires drivers to notify law enforcement about crashes involving injuries, deaths, or certain other circumstances, including apparent property damage of at least $500. Even when a crash seems minor, an official report can help document what happened.
How do I get a copy of my Tampa car accident report?
You can generally request your crash report through the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles or the investigating law enforcement agency. Reports typically contain the date, time, location, drivers involved, and other information useful for insurance claims.
What if I don’t feel injured immediately after a car accident?
Some car accident injuries, including whiplash, concussions, and soft tissue damage, may not cause obvious symptoms right away. Seek medical attention promptly, monitor for new symptoms, and follow your healthcare provider’s recommendations.
How does Florida’s no-fault car insurance system work?
Florida’s no-fault system generally allows eligible accident victims to use their own Personal Injury Protection (PIP) insurance for qualifying medical expenses and lost income, regardless of who caused the crash. Additional claims against an at-fault driver depend on the circumstances and applicable Florida law.
What does Florida PIP insurance cover after a car accident?
PIP generally covers 80% of qualifying medical expenses and 60% of covered lost income, subject to policy limits and statutory requirements. Florida drivers generally must carry at least $10,000 in PIP coverage, although medical benefits may be limited to $2,500 unless a qualifying emergency medical condition is established.
How long do I have to seek medical treatment for Florida PIP benefits?
Florida generally requires you to seek initial medical services and care within 14 days of a car accident to qualify for PIP medical benefits. Waiting too long may affect coverage, so seek medical attention promptly if you’re injured.
Who pays my medical bills after a Tampa car accident?
Applicable PIP insurance generally pays qualifying medical expenses first, up to available benefits. Health insurance, other applicable coverage, or a claim against a responsible party may address additional expenses, depending on the circumstances.
What if the other driver doesn’t have insurance?
You may have options through your own uninsured motorist coverage, if you purchased it, or other applicable insurance. A Tampa car accident lawyer can review the available policies and explain potential sources of compensation.
How long do I have to file a car accident lawsuit in Florida?
Florida’s general statute of limitations for negligence-based personal injury lawsuits is two years, although exceptions and different deadlines may apply. Contacting an attorney early can also help preserve important evidence.
Can I recover compensation if I was partly at fault for the accident?
Possibly. Under Florida’s modified comparative fault rule, compensation in ordinary negligence claims may be reduced by your percentage of responsibility. A person found more than 50% at fault generally cannot recover damages in those claims.
What if the other driver denies causing the accident?
A driver’s denial doesn’t automatically determine fault. Police reports, photographs, witness statements, dashcam footage, and other evidence can help establish what happened and whether negligence contributed to the collision.
Can I file a car accident claim without witnesses?
Yes, you can file a car accident claim without witnesses. While witnesses can be helpful, other evidence, including vehicle damage, photographs, surveillance footage, and police reports, may help establish liability even when no one witnessed the collision.
Can dashcam footage help prove fault in a car accident?
Yes. Dashcam footage may show traffic signals, vehicle movements, and the moments leading up to a collision. Save the original recording promptly because some devices automatically overwrite older footage.
What if the other driver was texting, speeding, or driving drunk?
Distracted driving, speeding, and impaired driving can support a negligence claim when they contribute to an accident. Police reports, witness statements, video footage, and other evidence may help establish the driver’s actions.
What if several vehicles were involved in my car accident?
Multi-vehicle accidents may involve several responsible drivers and insurance companies. Investigators may need to establish the order of collisions and each driver’s actions to determine liability and available coverage.
Can I file a claim if I was injured as a passenger?
Yes. An injured passenger may have a claim against a negligent driver or another responsible party. The available compensation and insurance coverage depend on the circumstances of the accident.
What if I was injured in an Uber, Lyft, or rental car accident?
Rideshare accidents can involve additional insurance policies and coverage questions. For rideshare accidents, coverage may depend on the driver’s app status, while rental car claims can involve personal insurance, rental coverage, and other applicable policies.
What if a defective vehicle part or dangerous road caused my accident?
Defective brakes, tires, or other vehicle components may raise product liability questions. Dangerous road conditions may involve a government agency, contractor, or another party. Liability depends on the cause of the crash, and government claims can involve special legal requirements.
What if the other driver’s insurance company denies my claim?
A denied claim doesn’t necessarily end your options. The insurance company may dispute fault, coverage, or your injuries. KFB Law can review the denial, gather evidence, and explain possible next steps.
Should I accept the insurance company’s first settlement offer?
You don’t have to accept the first settlement offer from the insurance company. Before signing a settlement agreement, consider whether it accounts for your medical expenses, lost wages, future treatment, and other applicable losses. A signed release may prevent you from seeking additional compensation from the parties it covers.
Can I recover compensation for pain and suffering after a Florida car accident?
Possibly. Florida generally requires injuries from a motor vehicle accident to meet a statutory threshold before pain and suffering damages are available. Qualifying circumstances can include certain permanent injuries, significant and permanent scarring or disfigurement, or death.
Can I recover compensation for anxiety or PTSD after a car accident?
Emotional injuries, including anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder, may be considered when Florida’s requirements for non-economic damages are met. Medical documentation can help establish the condition and its effect on your daily life.
Can I recover future medical expenses and lost earning capacity?
Potentially. If serious injuries require ongoing medical treatment, physical therapy, or prevent you from returning to your previous work, you may be able to recover those future losses. Medical evaluations, employment records, and other evidence can help document their financial impact.
What if my injuries worsen or I had a pre-existing condition?
A worsening injury or pre-existing condition doesn’t automatically prevent a claim. Medical records can help establish whether the accident caused a new injury or aggravated an existing condition and how your health has changed since the crash.
Can I recover compensation for damage to my vehicle?
You may be able to pursue compensation for vehicle repairs, replacement costs, and other covered property damage. The available amount depends on liability, applicable insurance coverage, and the extent of the damage.
How long does a Tampa car accident case take?
There is no fixed timeline. The length of a case depends on the severity of your injuries, medical treatment, available evidence, insurance negotiations, and whether liability is disputed.
Will my car accident case settle or go to court?
Some personal injury cases are resolved through settlement negotiations, while others require litigation when the parties cannot agree on fault or compensation. KFB Law can evaluate your options and prepare your case for court when necessary.
How much does it cost to hire a Tampa car accident lawyer?
Tampa car accident lawyer costs can vary. KFB Law offers free consultations and handles qualifying personal injury cases on a contingency fee basis. That means our attorney fees depend on a recovery rather than an upfront hourly payment. The specific terms, including responsibility for case costs, are explained in the fee agreement. You don’t pay unless we win!
What should I look for when choosing a Tampa car accident lawyer?
Look for relevant experience with car accident claims, clear communication, and an attorney who takes time to understand your circumstances. KFB Law’s Tampa car accident attorneys can review your case, explain your legal options, and discuss the next steps during a free consultation.
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