Help! Stranded in FL after a car accident!?

Listen to JD and DL ....their answers are correct...I write insurance policies every day and they have given you the correct information....

If the employee was working at the time, both the employee and the hotel are responsible for the damages, but the employee is at fault for the accident.

They owe you for the repairs to your vehicle, Loss of Use (by way of a rental), and the actual cash value of your vehicle in the event the car is a total loss. That's all they owe. They are under no legal obligation to compensate you for a plane ticket home...you can't leave your car in FL. You have to mitigate your damage.

File a claim with your insurance company, have them handle all the repairs, etc. and they'll pursue the appropriate insurance company on your behalf.

The person that hit your veh is at fault, unless they were in a company car, or on company time. Then it may be the hotels fault. But most likely the person that hit your veh. I would file the claim with there insurance company, tell them you need a rental veh. HERTZ rental company offers veh's that you can drive from state to state for no charge. I doubt there gonna pay for a plane ticket home, and back. All there liable for is to put you, and the veh back into the position you were in before the accident.

The person who hit you. Unless he was driving a company vehicle, then it lies with the hotel. Either way they will provide a rental replacement. But if you have to leave before the car is repaired they are not responsible for paying your way back to get it.

Florida is a no-fault state, and technically because you've been on inner most sources, no man or woman is at fault and no man or woman is in charge on your damages. even if, it truly is not any longer regularly the way it takes position. the worker must be the single to pay for damages (or maximum possibly his coverage co). have you ever contacted the coverage employer of the worker? have you ever contacted your own coverage co? they could answer maximum of those questions, i imagine. The coverage co could pay on your holiday domicile and reduce back if it takes that lengthy for the upkeep. also, they could pay for a condo vehicle. If the fix value is more beneficial than the linked fee of the vehicle, regularly your coverage co will declare the vehicle totaled and cut back you a examine for the linked fee of the vehicle. My advice is get on the phone including your coverage employer. they're experienced in concerns like this and may inform you each thing you want to do. sturdy success! :)

I'd say the ones that said they'd take care of everything for you. Should include a rental, till your car is repaired.