DANIEL B REINFELD, PA
Hollywood, Florida Car Accident Law Firm
Serving Clients Throughout South Florida Since 1999
Hollywood Car Accident Lawyer
Over 25 Years of Experience • Former Insurance Defense Attorney
Jury Trial-Tested • Millions Recovered for Clients
Daniel B Reinfeld, PA is a Hollywood, Florida car accident law firm representing injured drivers, passengers, pedestrians, bicyclists, and families throughout Hollywood, Broward County, and South Florida. Since 1999, Dan has handled rear-end collisions, intersection crashes, distracted-driving and drunk-driving accidents, I-95 collisions, hit-and-run accidents, uninsured and underinsured motorist claims, Uber and Lyft crashes, commercial-vehicle accidents, catastrophic injuries, and wrongful death. Free consultation. No Fee Unless We Win.
Hollywood Car Accident Lawyer with Proven Trial Experience
$1.6 Million Motor-Vehicle Jury Verdict | 25+ Years in Practice | Former Insurance-Defense Attorney
How Can a Hollywood, FL Car Accident Lawyer Help After a Serious Crash?
A local Hollywood car accident lawyer can be at your side after a serious crash, helping preserve video and vehicle evidence, investigate responsibility, identify applicable insurance, document medical expenses and lost income, and pursue compensation through a settlement or lawsuit. With Dan’s office in Hollywood, you can meet directly with the attorney handling your case to discuss the crash, review records, and ask questions. Hospital or home visits are available when appropriate. Early investigation can matter while medical treatment continues because recordings may be overwritten, vehicles may be repaired, and witnesses may become difficult to locate.
Vehicle and Traffic Accident Claims We Handle
Why Hire Daniel B Reinfeld, PA after a Car Accident?
Former Insurance-Defense Experience
Dan’s former insurance-defense experience helps him anticipate how insurers investigate and defend car accident claims. He develops evidence for negotiation or trial when an insurer disputes fault, argues that a minor impact could not cause injury, attributes symptoms to a preexisting condition, or denies available insurance coverage.
One attorney from beginning to end
Dan personally handles each case from consultation through settlement or trial. Clients receive direct attorney access and prompt communication, without a handoff to an associate or outside trial counsel if negotiations fail.
Proven Motor-Vehicle Jury Trial Experience
Dan brings more than 25 years of federal and Florida state-court litigation experience, including contested motor-vehicle trials. Dan’s continued commitment to trying cases when necessary builds on his trial experience as a public defender and insurance-defense attorney. Read about Daniel Reinfeld’s legal experience and approach to representation.
What car accident results has Daniel Reinfeld obtained?
Dan’s results include a $2 million motor-vehicle settlement and a $1.6 million unanimous pedestrian jury verdict in separate cases. TopVerdict has recognized Dan in Florida’s Top 100 verdicts and Top 10 pedestrian verdicts of 2024. Dan is also recognized by the Million Dollar and Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum for past motor vehicle accident work.
Case study: $1.6 Million Car Accident Verdict
Our complaint alleged that a valet driver struck the plaintiff in a hospital crosswalk. During trial, the court granted a directed verdict in the plaintiff’s favor on comparative fault, and the jury returned a verdict on damages. A separate parental consortium claim was not established. Read more trial and case results. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
What Should You Do After a Car Accident in Hollywood, Florida?
Protect your health, report the crash, preserve evidence, and obtain advice before giving statements or signing a release. These ten steps can help protect your insurance benefits and injury claim.
1. How Should I Check for Injuries and Move to Safety?
Check everyone for injuries and call 911 if anyone needs medical assistance. If safe, photograph the vehicles’ resting positions before moving them out of traffic. Remain at the scene, exchange information, and assist injured people as required by Fla. Stat. § 316.027 and § 316.062.
2. When Should I Call Police and EMS After a Car Accident?
Call 911 when anyone is injured or reports pain, a vehicle requires towing, impairment is suspected, or a driver attempts to leave. Give the exact location and direction of travel. Florida’s immediate-reporting and written-report requirements are addressed in §316.065 and §316.066. When a driver-filed report is required, submit it within 10 days. See how to file a Florida traffic crash report yourself.
3. What Information Should I Exchange?
Exchange names, driver’s-license information, insurance details, and license-plate numbers. Don't Debate Fault. Obtain witnesses’ names and phone numbers. Describe facts accurately; do not guess about fault, speed, or injuries. Florida’s crash-report privilege does not protect every statement. A claimant found more than 50% at fault generally cannot recover in an ordinary negligence action under § 768.81.
4. What Evidence Should I Photograph and Preserve at the Scene?
Photograph vehicle positions, damage, lanes, signals, road conditions, debris, and visible injuries before vehicles are towed. Save original files and dashcam footage. Consult counsel before a vehicle is repaired, sold, or salvaged if it contains black-box data or evidence of mechanical failure. Once the vehicle is gone, the evidence may be lost.
5. Why Should I Seek Medical Treatment Promptly and Within 14 Days?
Prompt treatment protects your health and documents the connection between the crash and your injuries. Symptoms may appear hours or days later. Florida PIP generally requires initial treatment within 14 days and pays 80% of covered medical expenses, subject to limits and deductibles. Medical benefits may be limited to $2,500 without a qualifying emergency-medical-condition determination. See §627.736. Follow your provider’s treatment instructions.
6. Which Records and Expenses Should I Save After a Crash?
Keep medical records, bills, prescriptions, EOBs, wage-loss records, medical-mileage logs, and out-of-pocket receipts. Save towing charges, repair estimates, rental expenses, insurance correspondence, claim numbers, and policies. Use a calendar to track symptoms, appointments, missed work, and insurer communications.
7. How Do I Get the Crash Report and Emergency Response Records?
Identify the investigating agency and request the crash report and related records promptly. Under § 316.066, the required long-form report must be submitted within 10 days after the officer completes the investigation.
Preserve 911 recordings, dispatch records, EMS records, patrol-car video, and police body-camera footage before retention deadlines expire. See how to obtain a Hollywood police report.
8. How Can I Secure Nearby Camera Footage Before It Disappears?
Act quickly to preserve video from businesses, residences, condominiums, parking lots, doorbell cameras, and other vehicles. Record the camera owner, location, and crash time. Footage may be overwritten within days. See our Hollywood surveillance guide. Do not assume every intersection camera records footage.
9. Should I Notify My Insurer or Give a Recorded Statement?
Notify your own insurer promptly and obtain advice before giving a statement to the other driver’s insurer. Your policy may require reasonable cooperation, including a recorded statement. Have counsel review the request; do not ignore your carrier or guess when answering questions.
10. When Should I Retain a Hollywood Car Accident Attorney?
Retain counsel promptly when injuries, disputed fault, unclear coverage, or a settlement offer put your rights at issue. An attorney can preserve evidence, identify deadlines, evaluate UM/UIM coverage, and review Florida’s injury threshold. Do not sign a release before understanding which claims it resolves. For more detail, see what to do after a Florida car accident.
Hollywood Crash and Injury Guide
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Why Hire Daniel B Reinfeld, PA after a Car Accident?
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What Should You Do After a Car Accident in Hollywood, Florida?
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Which insurance pays after a car accident in Hollywood, Florida?
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How is fault proven in a Hollywood car accident claim?
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Who besides the driver may be responsible for a Florida car accident?
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What types of car accidents and vehicle injury claims does the firm handle?
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Which injuries can support a Hollywood car accident claim?
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What compensation can I recover after a Florida car accident?
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How much is a Hollywood car accident case worth?
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How does a Hollywood car accident claim move from investigation to settlement or trial?
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Why does local Hollywood knowledge matter when investigating a car accident?
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Hollywood Crash Records and Evidence Guide
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What do Hollywood and Broward County car accident statistics show?
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Speak Directly With Hollywood Car Accident Attorney Dan Reinfeld
Hollywood Crash Records and Evidence Guide
Building a strong car accident claim depends on securing evidence fast. Here are the same sources we use to help clients obtain police reports and body-worn camera footage from the Hollywood Police Department, EMS records from Hollywood Fire Rescue, 911 calls from the Broward Sheriff's Office, and traffic camera footage from FDOT, Florida's Turnpike Enterprise, and private surveillance sources across Hollywood, Florida:
How to Get a Hollywood, FL Police Report (And How Long It Takes)
How to Request Body-Worn Camera Footage From Hollywood PD
Are There Still Red Light Cameras in Hollywood, FL?
Ring Cameras, Nextdoor, and Other Surveillance in Hollywood, FL
How to Get a 911 Call Recording in Hollywood, FL — And Why You Need to Move Fast
How to Get a Hollywood Fire Rescue EMS Report (And Get Your Bill Sent to PIP)
Motor Vehicle Injury Cases Require Real Trial Preparation
Serious car accident cases require counsel who can prove fault, defeat attempts to shift blame, establish medical causation and permanent loss, uncover all available insurance coverage, and present a compelling case to a jury. Daniel B Reinfeld, PA brings more than 25 years of litigation experience, including prior insurance-defense work, to that preparation.
Which insurance pays after a car accident in Hollywood, Florida?
Different types of insurance cover different losses after a car accident. PIP may pay part of your medical bills and lost wages. Bodily injury liability coverage may pay for injuries caused by an insured driver, while uninsured or underinsured motorist (UM/UIM) coverage may apply when the at-fault driver has no bodily injury insurance or too little. Collision coverage or the at-fault driver’s property-damage liability coverage may pay for vehicle damage. Each coverage has its own limits and requirements—even when the insurer handles everything under one claim number.
Type of Coverage | What It May Cover | Key Coverage Questions |
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Bodily Injury Liability | Injury damages an insured is legally responsible to pay | Fault, insured status, limits, exclusions, and other available policies |
Collision Coverage | Covered damage to your own vehicle | Deductible, valuation, repair terms, and reimbursement issues |
Commercial or Umbrella Coverage | Additional protection where the policy applies | Employment, vehicle use, underlying coverage, insured status, and exclusions |
MedPay and Health Insurance | Certain medical expenses under the applicable plan or policy | Coordination, deductibles, exclusions, and reimbursement obligations |
Personal Injury Protection or PIP | Qualifying medical and disability benefits without proving another driver’s fault | Eligibility, priority, initial care, limits, deductible, and emergency medical condition |
Property-Damage Liability | Damage to another person’s vehicle or property | Fault, available limits, and competing property claims |
Uninsured or Underinsured Motorist Coverage | Covered injury losses caused by a driver with no or insufficient bodily injury insurance | Insured status, rejection forms, stacking, exclusions, and notice requirements |
Our firm investigates the policies covering the accident date, the vehicle’s ownership, the driver’s work or app activity, and any additional insured persons or businesses. An insurance card does not establish every available coverage. Florida’s no-fault system concerns specified benefits; it does not mean no one can be held responsible for a negligent driver’s conduct. Household policies, permissive drivers, rental agreements, commercial insurance, and vehicle occupancy may affect coverage. Benefits also remain subject to medical-necessity requirements and other policy and statutory limitations.
How does Florida PIP pay medical bills and lost wages after a car accident?
Florida PIP generally pays 80% of covered medical expenses and 60% of qualifying lost income, subject to statutory requirements and a combined medical and disability limit of $10,000. A deductible may apply. Qualifying initial care generally must occur within 14 days.
An emergency medical condition determination affects access to medical benefits up to $10,000; a lower $2,500 medical limit may otherwise apply. PIP also provides a separate $5,000 death benefit. These limits do not guarantee payment of every bill. See Florida Statute section 627.736. The Florida Senate’s current PIP statute provides the full benefit, exclusion, and priority provisions.
What if the driver who caused the accident has no bodily injury insurance?
A lack of bodily injury insurance requires investigating UM coverage and other responsible parties rather than assuming the claim is over. Personal or qualifying resident-relative UM may be relevant. Vehicle ownership, employment, commercial use, and other policies can also change the available recovery.
An insured vehicle is not necessarily insured for bodily injury liability. Review the actual coverage, not just the driver’s statement that the car is insured. Our Florida uninsured and underinsured motorist guide explains the issues.
How is fault proven in a Hollywood car accident claim?
Fault is established by evidence showing what each person did and how that conduct caused the collision or injuries. Vehicle damage, video, witness accounts, roadway conditions, electronic records, and expert analysis can resolve disputes that a crash report alone cannot answer.
The investigation should test competing accounts. For a left turn, the questions may include the signal, approaching speed, visibility, and time available to react. For a lane-change collision, damage locations and video may help establish which vehicle crossed the lane line.
Photographs and event data must be interpreted in context. Data may record braking or speed without explaining why a driver reacted. A cellphone record may show activity without establishing that the driver looked away at the moment of impact.
Which physical, electronic, and witness evidence can your personal injury attorney obtain to help prove a Hollywood car accident?
Your personal injury attorney can seek scene photographs, vehicle inspections, surveillance and dashcam video, electronic vehicle data, witness statements, and medical records to help prove your claim. Each source answers a different question. Together, they can help establish how the crash happened, who was responsible, and how the collision caused your injuries. Your attorney should identify and preserve available evidence early because vehicles may be repaired, video may be overwritten, and witnesses may become difficult to locate.
Evidence | What It May Help Establish |
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Scene photographs, measurements, debris, and skid or yaw marks | Vehicle paths, stopping positions, roadway conditions, and the sequence of events |
Vehicle photographs, repair documentation, and total-loss records | Impact locations, damage patterns, and evidence needed for inspection or reconstruction |
Event data recorder information, often called black-box data | Recorded vehicle movement, speed, braking, and other available crash-related information |
Dashcam, surveillance, traffic-camera, doorbell-camera, rideshare, and delivery-app records | Timing, movement, app status, and conduct before or after impact |
Witness statements and deposition testimony | What each witness actually observed and how competing accounts compare |
911 calls, dispatch records, patrol-car video, and police body-camera footage | Initial observations, timing, emergency response, and available contemporaneous statements |
DUI investigation materials and toxicology evidence | Relevant impairment evidence, subject to the circumstances and evidentiary rules |
Ownership, employment, maintenance, inspection, and commercial safety records | Who controlled the vehicle and whether company or mechanical issues contributed |
Accident reconstruction and other expert analysis | Disputed movements, sightlines, reaction time, impact mechanics, and causation |
Does a police report or traffic ticket decide civil accident liability?
No. A police report or ticket does not automatically determine civil fault. A responding officer may arrive after impact, rely on conflicting accounts, or lack access to video later obtained. The admissibility of reports and statements also requires separate analysis. Dan develops independent evidence rather than treating a citation as a substitute for proof.
Can I recover compensation if I was partly at fault for a Florida car accident?
Potentially. Under Florida’s applicable modified comparative-fault rule, your share of fault reduces damages, but being more than 50% responsible for your own harm bars recovery. The accident date and governing law matter, and an insurer’s accusation is not a court finding.
For illustration only, $100,000 in damages with 20% claimant fault would ordinarily become $80,000 before other applicable adjustments. Exactly 50% fault differs from more than 50%. See Florida Statute section 768.81. The Florida Senate’s comparative-fault statute also provides the governing text.
Who besides the driver may be responsible for a Florida car accident?
A vehicle owner, employer, commercial operator, maintenance provider, manufacturer, or another party may bear responsibility when the facts and law support it. Identifying the driver is the beginning of the investigation, not necessarily its end.
A permissive-use owner claim requires examining ownership and the legal relationship. An employer claim requires determining whether the driver was working within the scope of employment. A mechanical-failure case may require inspecting the vehicle before anyone repairs or disposes of it. Vehicle ownership can also raise statutory caps, lease arrangements, or independently supported negligent entrustment claims. For commercial vehicles, the evidence may support issues involving hiring, training, supervision, retention, maintenance, or safety practices.
Rental vehicles raise federal and state-law issues that differ from ordinary owner liability. Uber and Lyft raise statutory protections and app-dependent coverage questions. Government roadway claims can involve special notice and immunity rules. Each theory needs supporting evidence. Roadway contractors and government entities may require investigation of dangerous roadway design, malfunctioning signals, missing signs, construction zones, debris, or maintenance. Sovereign-immunity rules and notice provisions can affect a government claim.
What types of car accidents and vehicle injury claims does the firm handle?
The firm handles injury claims arising from ordinary car collisions and specialized vehicle accidents. The collision type helps identify the evidence needed; the vehicle and driver’s activity help identify responsibility and insurance.
Who is responsible for a rear-end collision in Florida?
The rear driver often faces a presumption of negligence, but evidence can affect responsibility and the allocation of fault. Sudden-stop allegations, multiple impacts, lane changes, and chain reactions require closer examination. A dent alone does not establish the complete sequence. Read our explanation of sudden-stop allegations in Florida rear-end collision cases.
How are intersection and left-turn accidents investigated in Hollywood?
Intersection claims require evidence of right of way, signals, turning movements, visibility, and each driver’s opportunity to avoid impact. On Hollywood Boulevard, Sheridan Street, Federal Highway, or State Road 7, identify the precise intersection and approach. Nearby video may answer a signal dispute that photographs taken later cannot resolve.
What evidence matters after an I-95 or multiple-vehicle car accident?
The investigation should establish the sequence of impacts and each vehicle’s movement before drawing conclusions about fault. Dashcam footage, vehicle data, debris, witnesses, and reconstruction may matter. Highway incidents can also involve commercial traffic, road debris, secondary collisions, or construction conditions.
How are head-on and wrong-way car accidents investigated?
Head-on and wrong-way crashes require determining why a vehicle entered the opposing lane or roadway and whether another factor contributed. The investigation may address impairment, distraction, fatigue, a medical event, roadway design, or a vehicle defect. Impact mechanics and the available time to avoid the collision may require reconstruction.
What evidence resolves sideswipe and unsafe lane-change accidents?
Sideswipe and unsafe lane-change claims require establishing which vehicle crossed the lane line and how the vehicles moved. Damage patterns, roadway geometry, signaling, mirrors, blind spots, dashcams, and witnesses may resolve competing accounts. The investigation also considers speed, following distance, and whether each driver maintained a proper lookout. Read our Florida side-impact and T-bone accident guide for more about collision patterns, liability, and evidence.
How are rollover and single vehicle crashes investigated?
Investigators examine what caused the vehicle to leave its path, strike a fixed object, or overturn, and whether a defect or unsafe condition worsened the injuries. Preserve the vehicle and identify the departure point, impact sequence, roadway edge, barriers, and available video. See our rollover accident guide and single-vehicle and fixed-object accident guide.
Who may be responsible for a hydroplaning or rain related crash?
Rain does not resolve fault by itself. The investigation may consider speed, following distance, tire condition, visibility, standing water, and drainage. Our hydroplaning and rain accident guide explains the evidence and potential responsibility.
How do distracted driving and drunk driving injury claims differ?
Distraction and impairment can require evidence beyond the usual scene photographs and crash report. Device activity must be connected to the collision. An impaired-driving investigation may involve body-camera video, testing, witnesses, and criminal records. A criminal prosecution does not replace the civil injury claim. In an appropriate DUI case, punitive damages may require separate evaluation; impairment does not make them automatic. See our distracted-driving accident guide and drunk-driving accident guide.
How do road rage and aggressive driving affect an injury claim?
Tailgating, brake-checking, dangerous lane changes, and deliberate vehicle contact can raise different questions about fault, evidence, and insurance. Preserve dashcam footage, witness information, communications, and police records. See our Florida road rage and aggressive driving guide.
What should I do after a hit-and-run accident in Hollywood?
Report the collision, preserve identifying evidence, and investigate UM and other applicable coverage. Obtain witness contacts, vehicle descriptions, plates when safely available, and nearby camera locations. Do not pursue the fleeing driver. Our Hollywood hit-and-run accident page explains the evidence and coverage investigation.
Which insurance applies after an Uber, Lyft or other rideshare crash?
Coverage can depend on whether the driver was offline, waiting for a request, traveling to an accepted pickup, or carrying a passenger. Preserve the trip ID, receipt, driver profile, route, and messages. Liability coverage is different from PIP and UM. Read our Uber accident guide, Lyft accident guide, and Hallandale Beach and Aventura rideshare accident guide.
Why do truck and Amazon delivery accidents need a separate investigation?
Commercial crashes may require company records, driver logs, vehicle data, maintenance evidence, delivery records, and analysis of employment or contractor relationships. Branding on a van does not establish every responsible company. Contracts and operational records may identify who owned, employed, dispatched, or controlled the vehicle. This includes tractor-trailers, commercial trucks, Amazon Flex vehicles, Delivery Service Partner vans, and other delivery vehicles. The particular operator and employment or contracting relationship must be identified.
See our truck and commercial-vehicle accident page and Amazon delivery accident page.
How do rental car and taxi accidents change the claim?
Rental and taxi cases require reviewing vehicle ownership, agreements, insurance, and the driver’s relationship with the business. Neither a rental company nor a taxi operator is automatically liable merely because its name appears on the vehicle. Our rental-car accident guide and taxi accident guide address these distinctions.
Can pedestrians, bicyclists, motorcyclists, and e-bike riders pursue injury claims?
Yes, when another party’s negligence causes injury, but insurance and legal issues differ by the person’s role and vehicle. Preserve the bicycle or motorcycle, helmet, clothing, photographs, and available video. Do not automatically apply ordinary automobile PIP and injury-threshold rules to every type of rider. Pedestrian cases can involve crosswalk crashes, while bicycle claims may involve bike-lane crashes, unsafe passing, or dooring. E-bikes and e-scooters also raise micro-mobility classification and coverage questions. Visit our pedestrian accident page, bicycle accident page, motorcycle accident page, and e-bike and e-scooter accident page.
Who may be responsible for parking lot backing and valet accidents?
Responsibility depends on vehicle movement, visibility, pedestrian activity, employment, and control of the vehicle or property. Preserve camera footage, photographs of parking aisles and sightlines, valet tickets, receipts, and witness or staff identities. Our Hollywood parking lot and backing collision guide addresses these investigations.
Which injuries can support a Hollywood car accident claim?
A claim may involve fractures, neck or back injuries, concussion or brain injury, shoulder or knee damage, scarring, internal injuries, or aggravation of an earlier condition. The medical evidence must connect the collision to the claimed injuries and limitations.
A diagnosis is only part of the proof. Treatment, examination findings, imaging when appropriate, work restrictions, prognosis, and changes in daily activities help show the consequences. Our emergency-room treatment guide discusses evaluation and follow-up after a crash.
Some symptoms develop after the scene. Report the actual timing to your provider. An apparently normal early examination does not necessarily answer whether later symptoms require further evaluation.
Can I recover if a car accident aggravated a preexisting neck or back condition?
Yes, an aggravation can support a claim, but the evidence must distinguish accident-related harm from the condition that existed before the crash. Prior records may clarify earlier symptoms, treatment, and functioning. Be accurate about your medical history; hiding it can undermine an otherwise valid claim.
What makes a catastrophic car accident injury claim different?
A catastrophic injury requires evaluating long-term care, independence, income, and family needs rather than focusing only on current bills. Brain injury, spinal cord damage, major orthopedic trauma, or amputation may require medical experts, life-care planning, vocational evidence, and economic analysis. The investigation must also identify all reasonably available insurance and responsible parties. Serious and catastrophic auto accident claims may involve traumatic brain injury, spinal cord damage, permanent cognitive impairment, or loss of independence. Supported future needs can include home-modification costs, rehabilitation, life-care planning, vocational analysis, and economic projections.
What happens when a child is injured in a car accident?
A child’s claim requires age-appropriate medical evidence and attention to settlement and guardianship procedures that may apply. Parents should document changes in school attendance, learning, sleep, activities, and behavior. Do not assume childhood automatically suspends every deadline. The legal and medical issues should be reviewed promptly.
What compensation can I recover after a Florida car accident?
Your recoverable compensation may include past and future medical expenses, lost income, loss of earning capacity, vehicle and other property damage, and qualifying damages for pain, suffering, and other noneconomic harm. Your claim must be supported by evidence connecting your injuries and losses to the accident. Your recovery depends on fault, applicable law, insurance coverage, and other available sources of payment.
Type of Damage | Evidence That May Help Prove It |
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Future treatment | Medical opinions, prognosis, anticipated services, and supported costs |
Lost earnings | Pay records, tax returns, employer verification, and medical restrictions |
Reduced earning capacity | Evidence of job demands, limitations, vocational analysis, and economic projections |
Pain and daily limitations | Medical testimony and specific examples of changed activities |
Scarring or disfigurement | Dated photographs, treatment records, and prognosis |
Vehicle and other property damage | Photographs, estimates, valuations, invoices, and receipts |
Past medical expenses | Records, itemized bills, payment information, and coverage records |
The settlement amount is not necessarily the amount the client receives. Attorney’s fees, case expenses, outstanding treatment balances, and valid reimbursement obligations must be addressed. Medical-expense analysis may also involve contractual adjustments, liens, and subrogation interests. Wage-loss claims can include reduced hours, lost commissions, or supported lost business income. Pain, mental anguish, inconvenience, disability, disfigurement, and loss of enjoyment of life require evidence and analysis of the applicable injury threshold.
Do I need a permanent injury to recover pain and suffering in Florida?
In many automobile cases, Florida requires a qualifying threshold injury before pain, suffering, mental anguish, and inconvenience are recoverable. Qualifying categories include permanent injury within a reasonable degree of medical probability, significant permanent loss of an important bodily function, significant permanent scarring or disfigurement, or death.
The threshold is not a universal rule for every roadway injury. Its application depends on the claim and coverage. See Florida Statute section 627.737. The Florida Senate version of section 627.737 provides the same statutory injury categories.
What claims may be available after a fatal car accident in Hollywood?
A fatal crash may support a wrongful-death action brought by the estate’s personal representative for eligible survivors and the estate. Recoverable damages depend on family relationships and the applicable statute. Vehicle evidence, video, medical records, and commercial records may need preservation while estate arrangements are being made.
How much is a Hollywood car accident case worth?
Case value depends on proven injuries and losses, the strength of liability evidence, any shared fault, available coverage or assets, and the risks of litigation. A dependable evaluation requires case-specific records. There is no universal settlement amount for a diagnosis or type of impact.
Two people with similar vehicle damage can have different injuries, treatment needs, occupations, and insurance. Future surgery, permanent restrictions, credible causation evidence, and reduced earning capacity can materially change the analysis.
Dan evaluates both the damages and the ability to recover them. A policy limit is not a promised payment, and a small initial offer does not establish the claim’s value. Objective findings, diagnostic imaging, injections, surgery, rehabilitation, the consistency of medical documentation, family life, and daily independence can affect that evaluation. Venue, litigation posture, expert evidence, and trial risk also matter. Our guide explains how insurance companies evaluate claim settlement value.
How does a Hollywood car accident claim move from investigation to settlement or trial?
A claim usually progresses through evidence and coverage investigation, medical documentation, evaluation, and negotiations. A lawsuit may be necessary when disputes remain or a filing deadline requires action. Medical treatment and legal preparation often proceed at the same time.
During the initial consultation, Dan reviews the collision, injuries, available records, insurer communications, and urgent concerns. He then identifies relevant evidence, responsible parties, policies, and deadlines.
As treatment progresses, the claim is developed through records, medical opinions, income documentation, and information about future needs. A demand should explain both responsibility and damages.
If negotiations do not produce an acceptable result, litigation can provide depositions, document discovery, expert evidence, mediation, and ultimately trial. Filing suit does not guarantee trial, and an early settlement is not always the best resolution. Motor vehicle injury cases require real trial preparation: proof of fault, medical causation, permanent loss, and the extent of damages must be developed before the case is presented to a jury.
Dan discusses material offers directly with the client. The client decides whether to accept a settlement.
How long does a Hollywood car accident case take?
The timeline depends on medical recovery, disputed facts, coverage, and whether litigation is needed. Some claims resolve through negotiations; others require extensive discovery and trial preparation. A serious injury may require time to understand future treatment, but the lawsuit deadline must still be protected.
How long do I have to file a Florida car accident lawsuit?
For negligence claims accruing on or after March 24, 2023, Florida generally provides two years to file suit. The applicable deadline requires individual review. Wrongful death, government involvement, insurance-contract claims, products liability, and other circumstances can involve different rules.
Negotiating, opening an insurance claim, or continuing treatment generally does not stop the negligence filing deadline. See Florida Statute section 95.11. The Florida Senate’s current limitations statute is another source for the governing deadlines.
Why does local Hollywood knowledge matter when investigating a car accident?
Local knowledge helps identify the exact roadway, investigating agency, nearby cameras, emergency responders, and witnesses who may hold useful evidence. The purpose is to direct the investigation, not to assume fault from the location.
Dan’s family has lived in Hollywood since 1967. The firm’s only office is at 2450 Hollywood Boulevard, Suite 706, near Downtown Hollywood, ArtsPark at Young Circle, and City Hall Circle. His connection to the city helps direct the investigation toward the actual roads, entrances, businesses, and record custodians involved.
What evidence matters after a crash on Hollywood roads and highways?
The exact roadway and approach determine which traffic movements, sightlines, and records need investigation. On I-95 and Florida’s Turnpike, that may include high-speed merging, unsafe lane changes, commercial traffic, roadway debris, construction, and secondary impacts.
Along US 1/Federal Highway, State Road 7/US 441, Hollywood Boulevard, Sheridan Street, Pembroke Road, Stirling Road, Hallandale Beach Boulevard, and North 21st Avenue, the evidence may need to explain signal phases, left turns, following distance, lane position, right of way, and visibility. The relevant question is what occurred at the particular intersection or entrance, not whether a road is generally busy.
Where can evidence be found after a Downtown Hollywood, Young Circle, or Hollywood Beach?
Businesses, hotels, condominiums, parking entrances, rideshare records, and cameras may help establish a crash near Downtown Hollywood, Young Circle, or Hollywood Beach. Identify the precise location, camera direction, and time range. A recording of the approach, pickup, or aftermath may be useful even if it does not show impact.
Pedestrian crossings, bicyclists, valet operations, driveway traffic, and passenger loading can require different investigation from a conventional two-car collision. A camera’s presence does not guarantee that video exists or remains available.
Which Hollywood agencies and medical providers may hold accident records?
The investigating and responding agencies may hold crash reports, body-camera video, EMS records, dispatch information, and 911 recordings. The Hollywood Police Department’s Records Unit and Hollywood Fire Rescue EMS provide official starting points for records they hold. Depending on who handled the call, Broward Sheriff’s Office records may also be relevant.
Memorial Regional Hospital is a Hollywood Level I trauma center. Hospital and EMS records can help document initial symptoms, examination, treatment, and timing. A hospital’s trauma designation does not establish that every injured person was treated there.
FDOT and Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise traffic systems, along with private surveillance sources, may warrant investigation when relevant. Confirm the custodian, recording capability, and retention practices rather than assuming every traffic camera archives footage.
How can I obtain Hollywood reports, camera footage, and EMS records?
Identify each record custodian and act promptly, using the actual crash location and responding agency. Our Hollywood Crash Records and Evidence Guide addresses the records that may help establish the timeline and support the claim:
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What Hollywood red-light and intersection cameras actually are.
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How to seek Ring, Nextdoor, and private surveillance footage.
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How to obtain Hollywood Fire Rescue EMS records and address PIP billing.
Public-records requests, insurance records, private preservation requests, and litigation discovery serve different purposes. An initial request does not guarantee that every relevant record has been preserved.
Which Broward courts may handle a Hollywood car accident lawsuit?
The proper court, venue, and courthouse depend on the parties, claims, amount in dispute, and applicable rules. The Seventeenth Judicial Circuit administers Broward’s courts. Its South Regional Courthouse is at 3550 Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood, Florida 33021. That address does not mean every Hollywood injury lawsuit is filed or tried there.
What do Hollywood and Broward County car accident statistics show?
Crash statistics provide context for traffic safety and the need for prompt investigation; they do not determine fault or injury in an individual case. National, Florida, Broward County, and Hollywood figures use different categories and methods. The reporting year and geographic scope should remain attached to each number.
What national crash data provide context for Hollywood car accident claims?
NHTSA’s 2024 data show the scale of vehicle injuries nationwide, while separate reports address speeding, distraction, impairment, and restraint use. In its Overview of Motor Vehicle Traffic Crashes in 2024, NHTSA reports an estimated 6,180,241 police-reported crashes, 39,254 deaths, and 2,422,195 injuries. Passenger-vehicle occupants accounted for 22,713 deaths and an estimated 1,908,301 injuries. Among fatally injured passenger-vehicle occupants with known restraint use, 48% were unrestrained.
Separate sources report 11,288 speeding-related deaths, 3,208 deaths and an estimated 315,167 injuries in distraction-affected crashes, and 11,904 deaths in crashes involving at least one driver with a BAC of .08 or higher in NHTSA’s alcohol-impaired-driving report. Those categories can overlap and should not be added together.
The Federal Highway Administration’s intersection-safety overview describes roughly one-quarter of U.S. traffic fatalities and about half of traffic injuries as attributed to intersections. These broader patterns do not establish who caused a particular Hollywood intersection crash.
What do Florida and Broward County crash statistics show about traffic accidents?
The following table summarizes statewide and countywide crashes, fatalities, and injuries reported in the 2024 FLHSMV Traffic Crash Facts Annual Report. Broward County totals include communities throughout the county and are not limited to Hollywood.
Area, Year | Published Figures | Scope |
|---|---|---|
Florida, 2024 | 381,423 crashes; 3,098 fatalities; 14,026 incapacitating injuries; 232,400 other injuries | FLHSMV codable crashes and reported injury categories |
Broward County, 2024 | 38,338 crashes;
23,115 injuries;
235 fatalities | Countywide figures |
The existing summary also lists 982 fatalities in the Florida intersection-crash category, which includes railway-grade crossings, and 277 fatalities in its driver-distracted category. It reports Broward crashes declining 4.9% and injuries declining 5.8% from 2023, while fatalities increased 7.3%, from 219 to 235.
FLHSMV’s report describes codable crashes drawn from qualifying law-enforcement reports, not every minor collision or every driver-filed crash report. Statistics may change as reports are updated. Consult the report’s definitions and closeout information when comparing categories or years.
Broward MPO’s safety resources provide additional transportation-planning context, including traffic calming and intersection improvements. A Hollywood claim still requires a site-specific investigation of angle, left-turn, rear-end, lane-departure, or other movements relevant to the actual collision.
What Hollywood crash data and Vision Zero sources appear in the existing guide?
The firm’s previously recorded Signal Four Analytics query for January 1 through December 31, 2024 returned 24 traffic fatalities and 100 serious injuries in crashes coded to Hollywood. Those are the previously published query results, not a new dashboard check. They include all road users, not only people inside passenger vehicles, and dashboard records may change.
City of Hollywood Resolution R-2026-141 authorized acceptance of up to $200,000 in federal Safe Streets and Roads for All funding and $50,000 in matching funds for a Vision Zero Action Plan. The stated goal is eliminating traffic fatalities and serious injuries.
These sources support local traffic-safety context. They do not replace the police records, photographs, witnesses, medical evidence, and coverage investigation needed to prove a specific car accident claim.
Which South Florida communities does the Hollywood car accident firm serve?
From its Hollywood office, Daniel B Reinfeld, PA represents injured people throughout Broward, Miami-Dade, Palm Beach, and Monroe Counties. The crash location helps determine which local evidence, agencies, and jurisdictional issues require attention. Our local car accident pages provide information specific to each community. See our South Florida service-area directory for a full listing.
Community | Location Page |
|---|---|
Dania Beach | Dania Beach car accident lawyer |
Hallandale Beach | Hallandale Beach car accident lawyer |
Miramar | Miramar car accident lawyer |
Pembroke Pines | Pembroke Pines car accident lawyer |
Miami Gardens | Miami Gardens car accident lawyer |
North Miami Beach | North Miami Beach car accident lawyer |
Aventura | Aventura car accident lawyer |
What questions do clients ask a Hollywood, Florida car accident lawyer?
These answers address the first steps after a crash, insurance and fault disputes, compensation, deadlines, and hiring counsel. The policies, evidence, and circumstances of each case can change the result.
When should I hire a Hollywood car accident lawyer, even if the insurer accepts fault?
Seek advice promptly when injuries, disputed fault, unclear coverage, or a settlement offer put your rights at issue. An insurer may accept fault while disputing medical causation, future care, or claim value. Dan personally evaluates and handles every accepted case, develops the evidence, negotiates, and handles litigation and trial when needed. Clients have direct access to their attorney. Learn about Daniel Reinfeld’s experience and personal approach.
What should I do immediately after a car accident in Hollywood?
Protect your health, report the crash, document the scene, and preserve evidence. Call 911 when anyone is injured or reports pain, a vehicle requires towing, impairment is suspected, or a driver attempts to leave. Exchange driver and insurance information, identify witnesses, photograph vehicles and injuries, and obtain necessary care. Keep bills, repair estimates, towing and rental receipts. Follow the ten steps after a Florida car accident and avoid premature releases.
I am undocumented or my immigration status is uncertain, can I still recover compensation after an accident?
Yes. Florida personal injury law protects injured people regardless of citizenship or immigration status. An undocumented immigrant may pursue compensation after a car accident, pedestrian collision, or other injury caused by another person's negligence. No one has carte blanche to injure another human simply because that person is not a U.S. citizen. Compensation may include medical expenses, pain and suffering, and other recoverable damages. One important consideration involves lost earnings. Claims for lost wages or future earning capacity can present additional legal issues when the injured person was not authorized to work in the United States. Immigration status alone does not automatically eliminate the right to pursue an injury claim. Each case should be evaluated under the applicable law and facts.
I didn't cause the accident. Why do I have to use my own PIP insurance?
Because Florida law requires it. Florida's no-fault Personal Injury Protection (PIP) insurance system was created to help pay hospitals, ambulances, and doctors quickly, without waiting to decide who caused the accident. Your PIP insurance pays first for covered accident-related medical bills, even if you have other health insurance, Medicare, or Medicaid, although special rules and exceptions may apply. Using PIP does not mean you were at fault, and you can still pursue a claim against the driver who caused the crash. Skipping available PIP coverage can create serious problems because unpaid medical bills may have to be paid from your settlement, potentially costing you thousands of dollars. That is why properly using your PIP benefits is important, even when the other driver was entirely responsible.
I know I have to use PIP, but I'm afraid my insurance will go up. Can I avoid using it?
No. You must use your available PIP coverage for covered accident-related medical bills. It is so important that Florida made it illegal for your insurance company to raise your rates simply because you used PIP after an accident that was not your fault. Florida Statutes § 626.9541(1)(o)3.a. There is one important exception: your insurance company can raise your rates if it has evidence supporting a good-faith determination that you were substantially at fault for the accident. A police report finding you at fault can be considered, but it does not automatically decide the issue. Remember, car insurance rates go up for reasons that have nothing to do with accidents. Insurance companies regularly adjust their rates, including PIP rates, even for drivers who have never filed a claim. If your premium increases, that does not mean your PIP claim caused it. Refusing to use PIP will not prevent ordinary rate increases, but it can leave you with thousands of dollars in unpaid medical bills that may come out of your injury settlement.
Can I bring a claim if symptoms appeared later or I missed Florida’s 14-day PIP deadline?
Possibly. Delayed symptoms and PIP eligibility require separate analysis from the negligence claim. Seek medical care promptly and explain when symptoms began; medical evidence must connect them to the crash. Qualifying initial care generally must occur within 14 days for PIP benefits, but missing that period does not automatically eliminate every remedy. See delayed car accident injuries, the 14-day PIP rule, and § 627.736.
Should I give an insurance adjuster a recorded statement after a car accident?
Obtain legal advice before giving a recorded statement to the other driver’s insurer. Questions may invite speculation about fault or create inconsistencies concerning injuries and treatment. Your own policy may require reasonable cooperation, including a statement, so do not ignore your carrier. Counsel can review the policy and request, determine what is required, and help you answer accurately without guessing.
What if the insurer blames me or Hollywood Police did not issue a ticket?
An accusation, police report, or citation decision does not determine civil fault. Sudden-stop and unsafe-lane-change allegations must be tested against video, damage, physical evidence, electronic data, and witnesses. An independent witness helps but is not always necessary. Proven shared fault can reduce recovery; more than 50% fault generally bars recovery in an ordinary negligence action under § 768.81. See claims without a police report.
What happens if the other driver has no bodily-injury insurance or leaves the scene?
An uninsured driver or hit-and-run does not necessarily eliminate a claim. Your own policy may provide uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage (UM/UIM), PIP, collision coverage, or medical-payments coverage. A qualifying resident-relative policy, employer, rideshare company, or another responsible party may provide additional protection. Report a hit-and-run promptly, preserve witness and camera evidence, and review notice requirements before assuming coverage is unavailable. Whether coverage is stacked or non-stacked may also affect the available benefits, as discussed in our guide to stacked vs. non-stacked UM coverage after a Hollywood hit-and-run.
Can an injured passenger claim against both drivers or a friend or family member?
A passenger may pursue one or both drivers when their negligence caused the injuries, subject to applicable coverage and legal rules. Vehicle owners, employers, and other responsible parties also require investigation. PIP and possible UM/UIM benefits should be reviewed separately. A friendship or family relationship does not automatically prevent a claim, but exclusions may affect coverage; do not assume either that insurance applies or that no benefits exist.
Who may be responsible for an Uber, Lyft, delivery, truck, or commercial-vehicle crash?
Responsibility may extend beyond the driver to a vehicle owner, employer, contractor, transportation company, maintenance provider, or cargo company. The evidence must establish the relevant relationship and conduct. Uber and Lyft coverage can depend on app and trip status. A truck or commercial-vehicle case may require prompt preservation of driver records, electronic data, inspection and maintenance documents, and company policies.
How can I preserve crash video and vehicle evidence in Hollywood?
Identify camera owners and address vehicle preservation before recordings are overwritten or a car is repaired or salvaged. Near Young Circle or Hollywood Beach, hotels, restaurants, condominiums, residences, and vehicles may hold footage. Give custodians the date, time range, and camera view. Identify the vehicle’s storage location and any salvage deadline; photographs, inspection, and event data may be needed. Address storage charges promptly. See our Hollywood surveillance guide; do not assume traffic cameras retain recordings.
Will a small amount of visible vehicle damage prevent an injury claim?
No. Visible damage alone does not conclusively establish whether someone was injured. Medical evidence, occupant position, impact circumstances, and other facts must be evaluated. A low-damage defense should be answered with reliable evidence rather than assumptions about a photograph. Preserve original vehicle photographs and explain symptoms and treatment accurately.
Can the firm help with repairs, towing, rental transportation, and total-loss issues?
When handling the injury claim, the firm may also help clients address related property-damage issues with insurers. Keep estimates, invoices, towing and storage receipts, valuation reports, and title and loan information. Rental transportation, loss-of-use expenses, and diminished value require separate documentation and coverage review. Diminished value concerns a supported loss of market value remaining after proper repairs; it is not automatic.
What compensation can I recover after a Florida car accident?
Supported damages may include medical expenses, future care, lost earnings, reduced earning capacity, property damage, and other accident-related losses. Pain and suffering, disability, disfigurement, inconvenience, mental anguish, and loss of enjoyment of life may be recoverable when the applicable motor-vehicle injury threshold is satisfied. See §627.737. A fatal collision may support separate wrongful-death damages for eligible survivors and the estate. Recovery depends on proof, fault, coverage, and governing law.
What happens if my medical bills exceed PIP benefits?
Other coverage, the liability claim, and outstanding treatment balances should be evaluated. Health insurance or medical-payments coverage (MedPay) may help under their terms. Do not assume the at-fault insurer will pay every bill as it arrives. Keep bills, EOBs, balances, payments, liens, and reimbursement claims documented so the eventual recovery can be evaluated accurately.
Can I recover lost income if I am self-employed?
Yes, if accident-related lost income can be reliably documented. Tax returns, invoices, contracts, bank records, canceled work, and medical restrictions may help. Distinguish lost revenue from lost income and account for expenses that were avoided. Larger or future losses, including reduced earning capacity, may require vocational or economic analysis.
How much is a Hollywood car accident case worth?
Value depends on proven injuries and losses, liability evidence, shared fault, available insurance or assets, and litigation risk. Diagnosis, treatment, future medical needs, permanent limitations, lost income, and the effect on daily life all matter. Similar collisions can produce different outcomes. A dependable evaluation requires records and coverage review, rather than an online settlement calculator. See how insurers evaluate claim settlement value.
Can I pursue workers’ compensation and a car accident claim for a work crash?
Possibly. A qualifying work injury may support workers’ compensation benefits and a separate claim against a negligent third party. Workers’ compensation may provide medical and partial wage benefits without requiring proof of another driver’s fault; the third-party claim may address additional damages. Reimbursement, liens, and benefit coordination require review. An ordinary commute requires its own analysis. See our Hollywood workers’ compensation guide.
Can I make a claim if an uninsured driver hit me while walking or bicycling?
Potentially. UM coverage may protect an insured person outside a car, depending on the policy and facts. Review personal and qualifying household coverage, along with other responsible parties. Our pedestrian, bicycle, and UM/UIM guides explain why vehicle occupancy is not the only coverage question.
What if I was visiting Hollywood when the car accident happened?
You can seek advice about a Florida crash even if you live elsewhere. Residency, out-of-state policies, medical treatment, and jurisdiction may affect the analysis. Save travel information and original records, and tell providers where the crash occurred. You do not need to remain in Hollywood to arrange an initial consultation.
Can an insurer use my social media posts against my injury claim?
Potentially. Posts, photographs, comments, and activity descriptions may become evidence. Avoid discussing the case publicly or presenting a misleading account of your activities. Do not delete potentially relevant existing material without legal advice because preservation obligations may apply.
Should I accept a quick settlement if I might need more treatment or surgery?
Evaluate the injuries, future care, available coverage, losses, and release before accepting an offer. A signed release usually makes reopening the resolved claim difficult or impossible; its exact terms and any exceptions require review. Do not assume later surgery will produce another payment. Counsel should also review whether settlement affects other claims, including UM rights.
How long do I have to file a Florida car accident lawsuit?
Florida generally provides two years for negligence claims accruing on or after March 24, 2023; the deadline requires case-specific review. Wrongful death also generally has a two-year period, but its starting point and applicable rules require separate analysis. Government claims, UM insurance disputes, minors, and defective products may involve different deadlines or notice requirements. Negotiations and continuing treatment generally do not stop the filing period. See § 95.11.
How long does a Hollywood car accident claim take?
A claim may take several months or substantially longer, depending on recovery, disputed fault, available insurance, the parties involved, and litigation. Meaningful settlement evaluation often requires understanding future treatment and financial losses. Filing suit can provide discovery, depositions, expert evidence, and mediation but may extend the timeline. Medical treatment and legal preparation can proceed together while filing deadlines are protected.
Will hiring a Hollywood car accident lawyer mean I have to go to court?
No. Hiring counsel does not automatically mean a lawsuit or trial. Many claims settle, but disputed fault, injuries, damages, or coverage may require litigation. Dan prepares the evidence for negotiation and trial when needed and explains testimony, discovery, and mediation. The client decides whether to accept a settlement; preparation does not guarantee any outcome.
How much does it cost to hire Daniel Reinfeld, and what happens during the free consultation?
There is no upfront attorney’s fee, and no attorney’s fee is owed unless compensation is recovered. The written agreement explains the contingency fee and treatment of case expenses. During the free consultation, speak directly with Dan about the crash, injuries, coverage, and next steps. Bring available photographs, insurance information, treatment and wage records, and adjuster correspondence; a complete file is not required. Flag deadlines, vehicle disposal, or settlement requests immediately.
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Hollywood Vehicle Accident Claims and Related Guides
In addition to standard automobile collisions, attorney Daniel B. Reinfeld represents clients involved in complex traffic accidents across specific transit modes and insurance coverage scenarios throughout Hollywood and South Florida:
RECENT FLORIDA VERDICTS AND SETTLEMENTS
Every case is different, and no outcome can be guaranteed. These results are selected examples of our work during the past two years. They reflect the careful investigation, evidence development, and case preparation we bring to personal injury and property-damage claims. Results depend on the particular facts, law, insurance coverage, and legal circumstances of each case. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
$2,000,000
Car Accident
SETTLEMENT
Confidential Settlement
$1,600,000
Pedestrian Accident
VERDICT
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$175,000
Condominium Claim
SETTLEMENT
Negligent Maintenance
How do I reach the firm’s Hollywood Boulevard law office?
The office is immediately east of Hollywood City Hall Circle and approximately seven blocks west of Young Circle in Downtown Hollywood. View the firm’s location on Google Maps.
From I-95, take the Hollywood Boulevard exit and travel east toward Downtown Hollywood. Continue through City Hall Circle; the office is on the right immediately after the circle.
From Young Circle and Downtown Hollywood, travel west on Hollywood Boulevard for approximately seven blocks. The office is on the left, near South 25th Avenue, immediately before City Hall Circle.
From Hollywood Beach, travel west on Hollywood Boulevard from A1A, continue through Downtown and Young Circle, and proceed approximately seven blocks. The office is on the left shortly before City Hall Circle.
You can also begin by telephone or Zoom. Hospital and home visits can be arranged when appropriate.
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Written and reviewed by Daniel B. Reinfeld, Esq. | Last updated October 12, 2026