Why You Can Lose EVERYTHING Under Florida's New Comparative Negligence Law
6m | Dec 22, 2025Following a Florida accident, you naturally expect to be compensated for your damages. However, what happens when the defense raises the issue of comparative negligence? In 2023, the rules for shared fault changed drastically, impacting every injury claim.
Join Andrew Iacobelli of Iacobelli Law Firm as he explores Florida's comparative negligence law and its implications for personal injury cases. Andrew discusses how the law has shifted from pure comparative negligence to a modified system as of March 2023, impacting the amount you can recover if you are partially at fault for your injury. Learn how insurance companies maneuver to reduce their payouts and the significance of hiring an experienced personal injury lawyer to protect your rights and maximize your recovery.
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Why You Can Lose EVERYTHING Under Florida's New Comparative Negligence Law - YouTube
00:16 Understanding Responsibility in Accidents
00:40 Insurance Companies and Blame
01:02 Defining Comparative Negligence and Changes in 2023
01:38 Pure vs. Modified Comparative Negligence
02:59 Examples of Comparative Negligence
03:38 Impact On Settlement and Recovery
05:19 Protecting Your Rights and Maximizing Recovery
06:34 Have Questions? Contact Us Today!
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