Brevard County accident lawyer What Renee handles.
Car accidents, motorcycle accidents, and bicycle crashes in Brevard County. Renee Dial has worked these injury claims for more than 21 years.
What Renee handles
Your recovery. Our priority.
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Car accidents
Rear-end hits on US-1, T-bones on Wickham Road, pileups on I-95. Renee deals with the insurance companies so you can focus on getting better.
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Motorcycle accidents
Florida no-fault PIP coverage does not apply to motorcycles, which changes how a rider's claim works from the first day. Renee knows the difference.
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Bicycle crashes
Hit by a driver while riding the causeway or A1A? Cyclists have rights on Florida roads, and Renee has worked these claims for years.
Not sure your situation fits? Call (321) 926-8002 and ask Renee directly.
Not sure where you fit?
Start with what happened.
If you were hurt in a crash in Brevard County involving a car, a motorcycle, or a bicycle, Renee Dial can tell you whether you have a claim and what it involves.
The rules change depending on what you were riding or driving. Drivers start with their own PIP coverage. Motorcycle riders do not have PIP at all. Cyclists hit by a car often do. Each page below explains how it works in plain English.
- Car accidents: PIP, fault, and the injury threshold
- Motorcycle accidents: claims without PIP
- Bicycle crashes: your rights on the road
Across Brevard County
Find your city.
Renee Dial represents people hurt in car, motorcycle, and bicycle crashes anywhere in Brevard County, from Titusville down to Palm Bay.
- TitusvilleNorth Brevard, US-1 and SR-50
- CocoaSR-520, the Beachline, Cocoa Village
- RockledgeUS-1, Fiske Boulevard, Murrell Road
- Merritt IslandSR-520, Courtenay Parkway, SR-528
- VieraWickham Road, Stadium Parkway, I-95
- MelbourneHome base, office on Bedford Drive
- West MelbourneUS-192, Minton Road, Hammock Landing
- Palm BayMalabar Road, Babcock Street, Palm Bay Road
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After a crash
Straight answers. No runaround.
The questions Renee hears most from people in Melbourne and Palm Bay after an accident. This is general information about Florida law, not legal advice for your situation.
Ask ReneeWhat kinds of cases does Renee handle?
Car accidents, motorcycle accidents, and bicycle crashes. He has spent more than 21 years helping people injured in those crashes in Brevard County, as a litigation paralegal and as an attorney.
How is a motorcycle claim different from a car claim in Florida?
The biggest difference is PIP. Drivers have no-fault PIP coverage that pays first. Motorcycles are not covered by PIP, so a rider usually looks to the at-fault driver's insurance and their own coverage.
Source: Florida Statutes section 627.732
How do I know if I have a case?
The honest answer is that it depends on your injuries, who was at fault, and what insurance is available. Call Renee, tell him what happened, and he will tell you where you stand.
Can I still recover if I was partly at fault?
Yes, as long as you were not more than 50 percent at fault. Your recovery is reduced by your share of the blame.
Source: Florida Statutes section 768.81
How long do I have to file an injury claim in Florida?
Generally two years from the date of the crash. Florida shortened the deadline for negligence claims to two years for accidents on or after March 24, 2023.
Source: Florida Statutes section 95.11
Hurt in a crash in Brevard County?
Call your neighbor.
Tell Renee what happened. He will tell you where you stand and what he would do next.
(321) 926-8002