Sometimes you may be in a difficult situation and may not be able to
defuse the situation without going to court.
While physical injuries are usually foremost in people’s minds after an accident, a close second is concerns about damaged or lost property.
You pay for insurance expecting that when the time comes that you need it, you will be protected. But insurance companies often try to — and in our opinion sometimes succeed in — shortchanging their policy holders.
If you feel your insurance company has not met its obligations, you can get help.
At The Umansky Law Firm we understand the challenges facing our clients who have been involved in accidents resulting in injury and property damage. Your car and home are extremely important to your well-being and that of your family. Not only will our accident attorneys help you with the insurance issues surrounding your medical bills, we also help you obtain a fair insurance reimbursement for property damage.
Contact us to schedule a free initial consultation at our Orlando law office. Learn more about how we can help you with the insurance paperwork to repair your car or home.
The first step in getting all the compensation you should is to understand your insurance policy. Did you pay for replacement value? If not, you are only entitled to the fair market value of your home or car in the condition that it was immediately before the accident. We review your policies to see what is covered.
If your insurance policy is denying your insurance claim, we look at policy exclusions to see if they are acting unfairly. In some cases we may need to bring a “bad faith” claim against your insurance company in order to force them to honor your policy as they should.
Contact a personal injury lawyer at the Umansky Law Firm if you have insurance questions following a car or other motor vehicle accident or house fire. We represent clients in communities throughout Orlando and other surrounding communities within Orange, Seminole, Osceola, Brevard, Lake, Polk, and Hillsborough counties in Florida.
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Withhold with 6 months probation and impulse control; adjudication withheld
Nolle Prosequi-Case Dropped
Nolle Prosequi - Case Dropped
Nolle Prosequi - Case Dropped
Adjudicated Guilty; One day jail/one day time serve; Restitution fees; Court Cost
We negotiated an agreement that entailed the State dropping the charge after our client completed a Pre-Trial Diversion Program. The Charge was dropped via a Nolle Prosequi.
Withhold of Adjudication; No points on license; Paid fine and clerk cost; 8 hour aggressive driver class; 90 days to satisfy fine and class
No Information Notice - Charges Dropped
Nolle Prosequi - Case Dropped
Pled No Contest, 1 Year Probation, 10 day Car Impound, Community Service
Motion Granted in 48 hours
Adjudication Withheld, 4 Months probation, Costs/Fines, Impulse Control Class
Nolle Prosequi
Case Dropped
Nolle Prosequi - Case Dropped
Charges Dropped
Motion to Terminate Probation Granted
Dismissed
Not Guilty
Case Dropped
Granted
Charges dropped
Charges dropped
Reduced to reckless driving
Charges dropped
Reduced to Reckless Driving
Case Dismissed
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