Yes and no. In Florida, there is a presumption of negligence in a rear end collision case. However, the presumption can be rebutted by facts such as the car in front suddenly stopped or suddenly changed lanes. Certainly, if the facts are that you were stopped at a red light and someone crashed you from behind, then that would be a pretty clear case. But if there was evidence that you suddenly stopped just before the accident or changed lanes in front of the car, then the presumption could be rebutted.
If you have any further questions about this topic, please feel free to call the accident attorney at Drucker Law Offices. If you have been in a car accident and believe the other vehicle is at fault, please feel free to call the accident attorney at Drucker Law Offices, which is attorney Gary J. Drucker. At Drucker law offices, there is a free consultation with the injury lawyer who will discuss your case with you. Mr. Drucker gives his cellular phone to all the clients as his belief is that “personal injury deserves personal attention.” And of course, there is no fee unless you recover money in your accident case.
